About Lunis

We built this because we needed it.

Lunis is a small team that races. Everything here started as something that annoyed us on our own rigs, and got built properly because nothing else fixed it.

Sim racing runs on duct tape.

The rig boots at the wrong resolution and you fix it by hand. Racing a friend means renting a server or arguing with a router. And a venue with a dozen simulators is somebody walking the floor with a clipboard, setting up each machine, chasing waivers, and cross-referencing bookings on a second screen.

None of that is a hardware problem. The rigs are extraordinary. The software around them is the part nobody built, so we started building it, one annoyance at a time.

Four things, for three kinds of people.

SimControl

For venues

Runs the floor from one console. Push a session to every rig, take the booking, sign the waiver, bill the seat time, and settle league night. Cloud, or fully offline when the internet drops.

SimClient

For the shops that build rigs

Keeps track of the customers you have already delivered to. Every client and their rigs in one list, remote support when something breaks, and the numbers to hand back.

Sim Connect

For racers at home

Links your rigs over a private mesh so you can race friends without renting a server or forwarding a port. Free.

Sim Display Fixer

For anyone with a big rig

Puts your screens back to full resolution when Windows boots them wrong. Free, and the smallest thing we make.

How we build.

It has to work with the internet down: A venue does not get to stop racing because a line went out. Anything that runs a floor is built to keep going offline and catch up later.
One price, no surprises: A flat rate per simulator. No per-feature tiers, no quote to chase, no line item at the bottom you did not expect.
Open where we can be: The tools that do not run a business are out on GitHub, free to read and run. The rest we keep closed, and we say which is which.
Small, and shipping: We would rather send a small thing that works than announce a large thing that does not exist yet. Anything still in development is labelled that way.

Tell us what you run.

A venue, a build shop, or your own rig at home. We will point you at the right piece.

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