SIM Dashboard

Second-screen dashboards and telemetry gauges for your phone or tablet, supporting 40+ PC and console sim racing titles.

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Latest changelog entry 2025-12-08. Source

Last verified 2026-07-12.

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Overview

SIM Dashboard by Stryder-IT is a second-screen app for Android and iOS that turns a phone or tablet into a customizable instrument cluster for sim racing. It reads live telemetry from more than 40 PC and console titles and displays it through 200+ widgets: tachometers, a steering-wheel readout, tire temperatures, a G-force trace, a live track map, timing screens and race flags. You arrange widgets into per-game layouts, editing them either on the touchscreen or from a browser-based Studio that opens on your PC.

On PC it pairs with a small companion server that relays telemetry to the app over your local network; on PS4, PS5 and Xbox no PC application is needed. The app is free to download with a permanent free tier, and one-time in-app PRO upgrades remove the free limits and unlock all widgets, bought either per game group or as a discounted full pack that also covers future titles.

With SimLauncher: For PC sims, SIM Dashboard needs its small companion server (SIMDashboardServer) running to feed telemetry to your phone or tablet. It is not one of SimLauncher's built-in companions, but you can add that server executable as a custom app slot in a profile, so the telemetry bridge starts with the sim and your dashboard is live from the first lap.

At a glance

Supported sims	iRacing ACC Assetto Corsa AC Evo rFactor 2 Le Mans Ultimate AMS2 RaceRoom F1 BeamNG Dirt/WRC
Pricing	Freemium
License	Commercial
Platform	Mobile
Website	www.stryder-it.de/simdashboard/

About SIM Dashboard

SIM Dashboard exists for racers who want a real instrument cluster without giving up screen space in-game. Instead of an overlay drawn on top of the sim, the readouts live on a separate device propped next to the wheel, so a tablet becomes a dedicated dash showing revs, gear, fuel, deltas and tire temperatures while the game runs full-screen and undisturbed. Layouts are fully editable, and a browser-based Studio lets you design them on a PC rather than fiddling on a small touchscreen.

Coverage is unusually broad. Alongside the core sim racers it supports rally, truck, kart and even farming and flight titles, so one app follows you across a mixed library instead of being tied to a single game. Because layouts are stored per game, and the PRO upgrade lets you build several pages per title, one device can hold a driving dash on one page and a pit or timing screen on another for each sim you race.

It suits racers who prefer a physical second screen to an on-screen HUD, rig builders wiring a tablet into the cockpit, and anyone running console sims where PC overlays are not an option. The free tier is enough to try a single dashboard per game; the PRO upgrade is what turns it into a full multi-page cockpit display, and because purchases are one-time there is no subscription to keep it running.