Born in the Paddock

I am not a professional racer. I am an HPDE fanatic. I drive a Porsche GT4, and I live for track days.

But I kept seeing the same problem: great events ruined by bad communication. Paper schedules that got wet in the rain or blew away in the wind. Drivers were missing sessions because the schedule changed. PA systems nobody can hear. You know how it goes.

I built Track Time Alerts because I wanted to focus on my line, not on the clock.

For Organizers, this tool is about sanity. For Drivers, it is about experience. When the schedule is clear and the notifications are timely, the stress vanishes. And when the stress vanishes, the drivers come back.

My Mission

  • Kill the printed schedule.
  • End the "When are we on?" questions.
  • Know what's happening when it's happening.
  • Make every event feel like a pro race weekend.

The Beta Test Moment

The biggest win wasn't the schedule — it was watching drivers stop checking their watches. Before TTA, half my day was spent staring at my watch, terrified I'd miss the drivers' meeting or my grid time.

During our first beta test, the paddock vibe changed. People were relaxed — chatting, looking at cars, actually enjoying the event. We didn't just save time; we killed the anxiety.

See How It Works