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STINTFORM

Race weekend operations for the pit wall. STINTFORM runs a race weekend from one desktop. It joins live timing, the team's own sources, strategy and radio into one picture the crew can act on. At Road Atlanta a team's two data engineers rebuilt an Excel workbook after every download. STINTFORM replaces that workbook.

In developmentPit wall

Modeled view.

What is STINTFORM?

STINTFORM runs a race weekend from one desktop. It joins live timing, the team's own sources, strategy and radio into one picture the crew can act on. At Road Atlanta a team's two data engineers rebuilt an Excel workbook after every download. STINTFORM replaces that workbook.

Who it is for.

  • Team managers
  • Race engineers
  • Strategists
  • Crew chiefs

What can it do?

Race Radar

The field around your car, with gaps and traffic.

Decision Trace

Why a call was made, with the data at that moment.

Race Filmstrip and Corner Atlas

The race in frames and every corner across the field.

Strategy Trade

Compare pit and stint options.

Crew board

Operations, predictions and a catch monitor.

Audio and callouts

Radio and spoken callouts.

Session Intelligence

Story, results, pace, stints and pits, compare, timeline and data quality.

Eri

Questions about the race, answered from the record.

Screens.

  • Replayed

    Race Radar

    The field around your car, with gaps and traffic, from a replayed Road America weekend.

Which platforms does it run on?

Platform coverage
PlatformStatusNote
DesktopLive

Keep the boundaries.

What was checked.

A Road America IMSA weekend was rebuilt and runtime-validated. 118 source identities, 907 laps and a 112-method registry.

Physiology is context.

Physiological signals are context for performance review. They are not diagnoses, emotion detection or fitness-for-duty measures.

Machine Nerve is not a medical device and does not provide clinical diagnosis, treatment, or medical readiness certification.

Private pilot access.

Private pilot access is reviewed by use case, data sensitivity, and fit with current workstreams.

AI proposals stay inside fixed operations and the authority tier the operator set. AI agreement is never counted as success.

One core underneath.

One app for each seat.

One core and one ontology sit under every product. Each product is one seat on the same record.

See the whole stack
  1. Apps

    One app for each seat.

    STINTFORM In development

  2. Machine Nerve

    The training app. Operators create flows with Eri in Method Studio, and experts write catalogs.

  3. Eri

    AI review across every product. Proposes exact, versioned changes.

  4. Machine Nerve core

    Aligns person and machine on one timeline, runs methods and keeps the record.

  5. Sources

    Cars, simulators, timing, video and the wearables a driver already has.

Modeled view.

Bring one decision.

Start from a catalog or create one with Eri. Run your session and review Eri's proposals yourself.

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