Muretto is a pit wall for sim racers: your telemetry, onboard video and timing, live on every screen while you drive and kept for analysis afterwards. Getting set up takes about five minutes, and recording is free.
What you need
- A Windows PC that runs your sim. Muretto records iRacing, Le Mans Ultimate, rFactor 2, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Assetto Corsa EVO, Assetto Corsa and F1 23–24.
- Any browser for everything else: a second monitor, a laptop, a tablet or your phone.
1. Make a free account
Start free and sign in. There's nothing to pay to record every lap, and you can pick a plan later.
2. Make your choices
Before your first session uploads, Muretto asks a few questions:
- Teams. Join or create a team if you drive with one. A team sees only the sessions you assign to it, and nothing else. Your iRacing teams show up as suggestions, but you're never added without choosing.
- Who sees what. Choose, for each kind of data, whether it's just you, your team or public. Everything starts private.
You can change any of this later in Account, under Privacy and sharing.
3. Install the Telemetry Agent
Download the Telemetry Agent for Windows and sign in. It's a small tray app that runs beside the sim and starts recording on its own when you go on track. You don't need to press anything before a session.
4. Drive
Go out and do some laps. Each session uploads as you drive, with its laps grouped together, the onboard video synced to the telemetry, and the weather and track conditions it was driven in. iRacing telemetry files import on their own.
On the Free plan, your fastest lap in each condition keeps its video for good, and other onboard video is kept for 7 days.
5. Put the pit wall on a second screen
Open Muretto on a second monitor or a tablet beside the rig. The live wall shows your delta, gauges, track map and onboard camera, measured against the lap you choose. Anyone you share the session with sees the same wall from wherever they are.
6. Find the time afterwards
Open a session for the debrief: race, pace, strategy and incidents on one page. Then overlay two laps on one cursor, with the time delta, sectors and corner names on every trace. Scrub the onboard video and the data follows.
Bring your crew
Invite drivers and engineers from Teams. They join when they accept, and they see only the sessions you assign to the team.
That's it. If anything doesn't work the way this says, email us at [email protected] and we'll sort it out.
Your first lap on the pit wall.
Free to start: record a session and the live wall and analysis open with it.