The paid tools sell you setups and telemetry. We explain what your car is doing, what you should be practicing and why your rating is falling — so you don't give up.
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We are not selling you a wheel.
Every other site sells you a subscription or hardware. We don't. Everything is free, no login, all of it in the browser — and where something is a matter of taste rather than fact, we say so. We explain instead of selling.
PitLane is a free collection of tools that make Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC) understandable for beginners. Instead of selling you setups or telemetry, we explain what your car is doing, which settings actually matter and why your rating is falling — so you do not quit in frustration.
Every tool runs entirely in your browser, with no account and with nothing uploaded. That includes a setup doctor (driving problem → explained fix), a force feedback guide for Moza, Fanatec, Logitech, Thrustmaster and Simagic, an FPS helper with CPU-vs-GPU diagnosis, a car and track picker, a practice plan and a rating coach.
Yes. Every tool is free, needs no login and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded and no driving data is analysed. There is no paid tier and no subscription.
Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC), as of version 1.10.4. Tools for iRacing and Le Mans Ultimate exist as well, but are written in German first — a machine-translated half version would be worse than none.
No. PitLane is deliberately built for complete beginners: every technical term is explained, and every tool has a simple default path plus optional depth.
The established sites sell finished setups by subscription, typically around ten pounds a month, and their free tools show raw numbers with no explanation. PitLane is free, explains every value, and states for each figure where it comes from and which game version it applies to.