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Datapit
Setup, strategy and season plan for GPRO
Datapit reads your GPRO account data and calculates the car setup, the race strategy, the driver plan and component wear. Free, no password: just your token.
I play GPRO, the online racing manager game, and I kept doing the same tedious work by hand: working out setups, pit-stop strategy, tyre wear, driver training and economy. So I built a tool that reads your GPRO account through the official API and suggests all of it in one place.
What makes it different: nothing is guessed. Every rule is checked against real race data from many managers, and when a number is only an estimate, the page says so.
You can try it without signing in: every track has a free page with pit stops, tyre life per compound, fuel use and weather measured on real races, plus a small estimator where you enter the race temperature. For exact numbers for your own driver and car, you sign in with your GPRO API token (no email, no password).
It's available in 7 languages. The translations were not reviewed by native speakers, so I'd love corrections.
Feedback that would help most:
- Is the track estimator clear enough about being an estimate?
- What would you want it to answer that it doesn't yet?
Thanks for looking!
About Datapit on Product Hunt
“Setup, strategy and season plan for GPRO”
Datapit was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #382 on the daily leaderboard. Datapit reads your GPRO account data and calculates the car setup, the race strategy, the driver plan and component wear. Free, no password: just your token.
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Giorgio Fiandrino
Hi everyone, I'm Giorgio, the maker of Datapit.
I play GPRO, the online racing manager game, and I kept doing the same tedious work by hand: working out setups, pit-stop strategy, tyre wear, driver training and economy. So I built a tool that reads your GPRO account through the official API and suggests all of it in one place.
What makes it different: nothing is guessed. Every rule is checked against real race data from many managers, and when a number is only an estimate, the page says so.
You can try it without signing in: every track has a free page with pit stops, tyre life per compound, fuel use and weather measured on real races, plus a small estimator where you enter the race temperature. For exact numbers for your own driver and car, you sign in with your GPRO API token (no email, no password).
It's available in 7 languages. The translations were not reviewed by native speakers, so I'd love corrections.
Feedback that would help most:
- Is the track estimator clear enough about being an estimate?
- What would you want it to answer that it doesn't yet?
Thanks for looking!