Every product below is a step. Each one solves a real problem for a real audience. Together, they form an engagement infrastructure for motorsport.
10x10 grid. Last digits of leading and runner-up car numbers determine winners each stage.
Bingo-style engagement cards filled with race-day events. Choose from 8 card styles. First to complete a line wins.
Predict which driver leads the most laps. One pick, one tiebreaker, one winner.
Predict the top 5 finishers. Points for accuracy, partial credit for near-misses.
Predict when the next caution flag flies. Closest guess wins each round.
Over/under on lead changes, cautions, pit stops, and more.
Fantasy-style draft. Pick drivers, score by finishing positions across races.
Every speedway gets a dedicated page with branding, games, and QR entry for fans.
Seven game types deployable in any bar, restaurant, or venue. QR codes, live scoring, no setup cost. Bars run games every race weekend. Casual viewers become regulars.
Buy-in games that replace the 50/50 raffle. More fun for fans, more revenue for the track.
Private game boards for VIP areas. Configured per suite, per event.
The ecosystem does not just engage existing fans. It introduces new ones to the sport. Every bar game, every watch party, every Pulse Card shared at a friend's house is an entry point for someone who has never followed racing.
Run games every race weekend. Walk-in customers who came for wings leave as race fans.
Friends invite friends. The game makes the first-timer care about every lap.
Corporate events, fundraisers, fan zones. Structured fun that converts curiosity into fandom.
Casual viewers become fans through Pulse Cards. Bar regulars start following a driver because of a Squares pool. The games are the gateway.
Speedway Squares and Replay Squares available as Model Context Protocol servers for AI assistants.
Live race data feeds update scores instantly across every game type.
Web applications, mobile apps, database systems, and consulting. Built by the same team.
Custom AI integrations and model context servers built for event workflows.
It started with a Super Bowl squares app. A simple grid game that anyone could play from their phone. That was the first step.
Then came racing. Speedway Squares adapted the format for NASCAR stages. Track-specific experiences followed for Daytona, Talladega, Indy, and Charlotte. Each one tested a new idea: could structured participation work in motorsport?
It could. So we built more game types. Pulse Cards, pick'em, prop bets, caution clocks, lap leader challenges. Each one gave fans a new way to participate, and gave speedways a new reason to engage their audience.
The tools expanded. Speedway signup pages. Bar deployment kits. Fundraising replacements for the 50/50 raffle. ChatGPT integrations. Every product solved a specific problem. Every one worked on its own. And every one connected to the others.
TrackPulse is what happens when those steps add up. A parent brand. An engagement infrastructure. A technology partner for the organizations that run motorsport events, locally and beyond.
We did not start by building a platform. We built the pieces that made a platform inevitable.
Whether you run a local speedway or a national series, the platform is ready. So is the team behind it.
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