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Unlimited destinations
Forward to as many apps and PCs as you want — each individually named and toggled on or off.
Fan-out · ∞→
Relay online
⇶1 stream in · ∞ streams out · v0.3.1
▸Received 2,983 pkt/s on :20777▸Fanning to 4 destinations▸SimHub ← 60 Hz▸Wheelbase ← 60 Hz▸Remote PC ← 20 Hz (capped)▸Car Telemetry [6] forwarded▸Session [1] · Silverstone▸0 packets dropped▸Received 2,983 pkt/s on :20777▸Fanning to 4 destinations▸SimHub ← 60 Hz▸Wheelbase ← 60 Hz▸Remote PC ← 20 Hz (capped)▸Car Telemetry [6] forwarded▸Session [1] · Silverstone▸0 packets dropped
UDP Telemetry Router
Split your sim telemetry to every app at once.
Your game broadcasts UDP telemetry to a single address. Telemetry Relay receives that stream once and instantly fans out identical copies to all your tools — dashboards, wheelbase software, tactile feedback, Stream Decks, even other PCs — at the same time.
Windows 10/11 · 64-bit · Free · Auto-updates
∞OUT
Destinations
7TIERS
Rate caps
5+
Game families
0BYTES
Modified
Live routingForwarding
§ 01 · The problem
One port.
One destination.
Too many tools.
Racing sims send telemetry over UDP to one IP and port. But a modern rig runs many programs that all want that same data — SimHub for dashboards and shakers, your wheelbase software for FFB and rev lights, Stream Deck plugins, a second monitor or a friend's PC.
The catch: a UDP port can only be claimed by one app on a machine, and the game only transmits to a single destination. So you're forced to pick one tool — or constantly reconfigure which app gets the feed.
SimHubWheelbase softwareStream DeckSecond PCTactile feedbackpick exactly one ↑
§ 02 · The solution
Receive once.
Rebroadcast everywhere.
Telemetry Relay sits between your game and your tools. Point the game at the relay once, and the relay rebroadcasts every packet to as many destinations as you like — locally on different ports, or across your network to other machines.
No more choosing. Everything gets live data simultaneously.
⇶Local ports + remote PCs
⇶Each output named & toggled
⇶Per-destination rate caps
⇶Separate receive/send sockets
§ 03 · Capabilities
Built to route,
not to interfere.
A thin, asynchronous pass-through written in Rust. Every packet forwarded byte-for-byte, in parallel, with negligible overhead.
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Per-destination rate limiting
Cap any output to 60 / 30 / 20 / 10 / 5 / 2 / 1 Hz to save bandwidth on a remote PC or a rate-sensitive app, while others get the full stream.
7 tiers→
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Multi-game profiles
Pick your game and the relay auto-configures the right listen port. Switch profiles in a click.
Auto-config→
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Crash- & corruption-safe
Separate receive and send sockets prevent feedback loops, so a chatty downstream app can never poison another tool's data stream.
Isolated I/O→
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Live diagnostics (F1)
A built-in packet inspector shows exactly what the game is sending: packet types, update rates, slip, speed, load, and session changes.
Inspector→
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Set-and-forget
Lives in the system tray, autostarts with Windows, and updates itself automatically. Always ready when you race.
Tray · Auto→
§ 04 · Live diagnostics
See exactly what
the game is sending.
Press F1 for a built-in packet inspector. It shows packet types, update rates, wheel slip, speed and load, and session changes — straight from the wire. Perfect for confirming your setup works, or troubleshooting “why isn't my effect firing?”
- ▸Identify which packet types arrive — and at what rate
- ▸Confirm the game's UDP output is actually reaching the relay
- ▸Watch live values: wheel slip, speed, load, session state
- ▸Read each packet byte-for-byte — diagnostics never modify the stream
F1 Inspector · UDP :20777RECEIVING
[0]Motion60 Hz
[2]Lap Data60 Hz
[6]Car Telemetry60 Hz
[7]Car Status60 Hz
[1]Session2 Hz
[5]Car Setupsidle
Speed284 km/h
Wheel slip FR0.18
Tyre load RL3.9 kN
Throttle100%
SessionQualifying · Silverstone · clear
§ 05 · Compatibility
Works with the
games that broadcast.
F1 (EA / Codemasters — F1 23 / 24 / 25)
Full support + diagnosticsForza (Motorsport / Horizon — “Data Out”)
SupportedProject CARS / Automobilista 2
SupportedDiRT Rally 2.0
SupportedGeneric UDP (any one-way broadcast)
Supported⚠
iRacing and Assetto Corsa / ACC are not supported. They don't broadcast one-way UDP telemetry — they use shared-memory / handshake protocols, so a UDP relay can't carry their data.
§ 06 · In the wild
Run everything
SimHub + wheelbase + dash, together
Run SimHub, your wheelbase software, and a dashboard at the same time — without reconfiguring before every session.
Across the network
Stream to a second PC
Send telemetry to a spectator dashboard, a capture rig, or your sim-racing buddy — rate-limited to keep the network light.
Multi-device
Drive a whole cockpit
Power a multi-screen, multi-device cockpit where each device needs its own feed on its own port.
Set and forget
One stream in.
Every tool fed.
Free for Windows. Runs quietly in the system tray, starts with Windows, and updates itself — so it's always ready when you race.
✓ Free✓ No telemetry modified✓ Negligible overhead