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Daniel Newman Racing

A subscription product rather than a brand site: a 220-page platform selling tiered memberships to sim racers, designed and built end to end. Sole engineer on it through the early months; the owner contributes to the codebase now too.

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Core

Subscription Platform

Tiered memberships with monthly and annual billing, per-licence device limits, and an enterprise plan, on Clerk and Stripe.

Telemetry Pipeline

A dedicated WebSocket service and SimHub plugin streaming live rig telemetry into custom overlays and dashboards.

Stream Deck App

Race-day controls and live status, one button-press away.

Ulanzi Dock App

A second hardware integration for race-day status and controls.

iOS App

A companion app for checking status and results away from the rig.

Details

Three subscription tiers with monthly and annual billing, priced per licence with device limits enforced per plan, plus a separate enterprise offering
Authentication, checkout, and customer billing built on Clerk and Stripe, with VAT-exclusive pricing for international customers and GDPR-compliant consent management
A real-time telemetry pipeline over a dedicated WebSocket service, feeding custom overlays and dashboards from the sim rig
A SimHub plugin plus Stream Deck and Ulanzi Dock integrations for race-day control
An iOS companion app for status and results away from the rig
A league and esports system, a downloads and changelog pipeline, and a support knowledge base
Bot mitigation via Cloudflare Turnstile and a hand-tuned Content Security Policy locking the app to known origins
Background jobs on BullMQ and Redis, ClamAV malware scanning on every upload, and 21 scheduled cron jobs handling billing lifecycle, league holds, and iRacing member sync
551 automated tests and 5 GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines covering the web app, the WebSocket service, and the Discord bot

Six products across one ecosystem, covering 600+ cars with real RPM and redline data and 100+ LED profiles, supporting iRacing, ACC, Le Mans Ultimate, EA F1, AMS2 and WRC. Around 7,000 racers in the community, and the tooling is used by drivers including an Indy 500 champion, a Rolex Daytona winner, and an Esports World Champion.

Every surface reads from the same source of truth, so nothing drifts out of sync on race day.