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A local-first Formula 1 timing wall. It turns the public F1 timing stream into a dense race console with gaps, intervals, sectors and mini-sectors, tyre stints, weather, Race Control, team radio and live championship projections. Every race ever run is mirrored into a local SQLite database for historical context. It runs on your own machine, not on a server, and it is explicit about whether what you're looking at is live, delayed, replayed or synthetic.
A local-first multiviewer that puts up to four browser tabs or windows on one screen, with one of them chosen as the audio source. Every source is picked through the browser's own screen-sharing panel, so there is no stream URL, API key or account involved. The captured video never leaves the browser: no upload endpoint, no recorder, no proxy, no analytics, no database. It does not bypass DRM, paywalls or access controls, and it is explicit about the sources it cannot show.