onRails — Setup Creation and Engineering Suite

The race engineer in your sim cockpit.

Two purpose-built tools, one app. Build a race setup from scratch with the Setup Developer, then fine-tune it lap by lap — and even mid-race — with the Setup Engineer. Runs as a transparent overlay on top of your sim. No alt-tabbing. No spreadsheets. No downloading someone else’s setup and hoping for the best.

Prefer Itch.io? Try the demo or get the full app.

Launching July 22, 2026

Module 01 — Build

Setup Developer

Build your own baseline setup, one question at a time.

Pick your car type and track. Answer simple questions about how the car feels in each setup area — springs, dampers, aero, brakes, differential. onRails offers valid changes at every step and builds a complete starting setup tailored to your car and your driving style. By the time you’re done, you know why every value is what it is.

  • Step-by-step guided build across all major setup subjects
  • Six car types: Sports, Touring, Open-Wheel, Stock Car, Sprint Car, Kart
  • Road courses and ovals, with track-trait flags (banking, bumps, chicanes)
  • Built-in lap logger with graph, best/average/delta stats
  • Pause and resume mid-session — progress is always saved
  • Hand the finished setup straight to the Setup Engineer to fine-tune


Module 02 — Tune

Setup Engineer

Fine-tune your setup until it’s actually fast.

You’re in the ballpark but something’s off. The car pushes through the apex, snaps loose on exit, won’t reach top speed on the back straight. The Setup Engineer takes your driver feedback and turns it into specific, actionable changes — lap by lap, corner by corner.

Lap Wizard

Log your lap time, describe the car’s overall behavior, set severity, and snap your tire temps with a hotkey. Get a ranked list of setup recommendations with clear explanations. Confirm a change, log the next stint, watch your times drop.

Corner Wizard

When one specific corner is killing you. Pick the direction, the phase (entry, apex, exit), what’s happening, and how badly. Get targeted advice that won’t unsettle the rest of your lap.


In-Race Engineer

A keyboard-only race assistant that lives in the app header. One hotkey to toggle, numpad keys to answer 2–4 quick questions while you’re driving. Get a one-line pit-call recommendation you can act on between laps.

In-Race Engineer in action

Integrate

Direct Sim Integration

onRails auto-detects your simulator and reads telemetry directly from shared memory. Press hotkey to snap tire temps. Press hotkey to capture your last lap time. They appear in the wizard instantly. Don’t see your sim below? All setup subjects can be entered manually.

Assetto Corsa
Assetto Corsa Competizione
Automobilista 2
iRacing
Le Mans Ultimate
Project Cars 2
rFactor 2

 

Execute

Built for Your Cockpit

  • Transparent overlay — sits on top of your sim, no second monitor required
  • Drag any panel to where you want it; position is saved for next time
  • Customizable hotkeys — keyboard and wheel/controller buttons
  • Four F1-inspired accent themes: Ferrari red, Aston Martin green, Stake F1 electric green, McLaren orange
  • Fully localized in 12 languages​ — auto-detected on first launch
  • Multi-monitor support — jump to any display with one click
  • Adjustable font size (100% to 150%)
  • Built-in spotlight tutorials for every panel
  • Includes the companion eBook “Race Car Setup: Think Like a Race Engineer, Drive Like a Pro” — free with your purchase

Reviews

It doesn’t just solve your problems. It lets you learn and understand

Sim Racing News / Community

“Effective and powerful, yet at the same time very simple and intuitive to use… We’ve done countless tests, with truly astonishing results on the track

Sim Racing News / Community

Wishlist on Steam

Coming July 2026  |  A Monkey Face Software production.


System Requirements

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10 64-bit
Processor: x64
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible graphics card
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 500 MB available space
Additional Notes: Runs overlaying the sim, not standalone. It is a transparent overlay.
The user is expected to have the sim running in borderless window

Known Issues: AMD GPU users on Eyefinity may still see reduced frame rates with the
transparent overlay due to Windows compositing overhead. Disabling overlay mode in
Settings restores full performance.

 

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