More Sims Are Being Added to the Roadmap

The first GridFather testing focus is Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Competizione, and Le Mans Ultimate. Those are the sims where we are currently spending the deepest engineering time. They give us the first real proving ground for telemetry reads, race events, pit strategy, gap calls, and the voice behavior that makes GridFather feel like an AI race engineer instead of a generic assistant.

At the same time, the community response has made one thing clear: people want GridFather across more sims. Requests are coming in for iRacing, BeamNG.drive, RaceRoom, Automobilista 2, F1 25, Assetto Corsa EVO, and other titles. That interest is useful because it helps us decide where to spend integration time next. A roadmap should not be built only from what looks good on a graphic. It should be shaped by where drivers actually want the product.

Supporting another game is not just a logo change. Each sim exposes data differently. Some have strong telemetry options. Some require shared memory, UDP, broadcast APIs, or custom integration work. Some provide rich race context, while others need more inference before GridFather can speak with confidence. The quality of the data affects the quality of the call, and the quality of the call is the product.

That is why we are tracking demand before promising every title at launch. The roadmap is expanding, but the order matters. If a sim has strong community demand and a data layer that can support useful race-aware calls, it moves up the priority list. If the integration requires heavier research, it may still be planned, but it needs the right technical path before we can call it real support.

For drivers, the best way to influence this is simple: join the waitlist and select the games you care about. That signal helps us see where the early community is strongest. The goal is not to support the most logos on day one. The goal is to make GridFather genuinely useful in every sim it enters, then expand with discipline.