A tidy race weekend
Practice, qualifying and the race land as separate sessions, each with sector times from the game.
Assetto Corsa Competizione
ACC telemetry with
an AI coach
You know you are a second off the pace at Spa. Finding out where usually means configuring logging, installing MoTeC and learning a workspace. Flowix logs every Assetto Corsa Competizione lap in the background, so you can open it in a browser or simply ask your own AI what to work on.
GT3 and GT4•
Brake bias and clutch traces•
PC only
ACC AI coaching
Bring your own AI, give it your ACC data
Flowix does not sell a chatbot. A free connector lets the assistant you already use read your laps, compare them and answer in plain language, after the session.
Braking
“Why am I slower into Les Combes than my best lap?”
The AI lines up both laps by distance and checks brake point, pedal release and minimum speed.
Brake bias
“Did I move my bias during the stint?”
ACC shares your bias sample by sample, so changes on the wheel can be read next to the corners that followed.
Pressures
“How did my tyre pressures build up?”
Pressure and core temperature per tyre, lap after lap, show how the set warmed up over your run.
Benchmark
“Compare me to the fastest public lap in this car.”
If another driver has a public lap on the board, the AI can use it as a reference lap. Early on, ACC boards will be thin.
Example questions, not guaranteed answers: results depend on the AI model you connect and the laps you have recorded.
ACC's own logging vs Flowix
ACC already logs to MoTeC. Why add anything?
Kunos gives you a real data tool for free, and it goes deeper than Flowix. The difference is how much work stands between a lap and an answer.
| ACC with MoTeC i2 | ACC with Flowix | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Set telemetry laps in the car's electronics, install i2, copy the ACC workspace | Install the agent once |
| Which laps | The number of laps you set; earlier ones are not kept | Every completed lap, kept for your plan's retention |
| Where you read them | Desktop app on the PC holding the .ld files | Any browser |
| Comparing with others | Swap .ld and .ldx files by hand | Open public laps from the leaderboards |
| Depth | Maths channels, custom workspaces, more channels | Fixed channel set and ready-made charts |
| AI coaching | Not included | Free connector for your own AI |
Not either/or: every Flowix lap exports to a MoTeC i2 log or CSV. More in Flowix vs MoTeC.
After the chequered flag
What you get from a night of ACC
Pedals, clutch and steering
Overlay any two laps of a track to see exactly where one brakes later or picks up the throttle sooner.
Boards for every car
From the 650S GT3 to whatever you pick next, each car gets its own table on each circuit, and only valid laps count.
Consistency over a stint
GT racing rewards clean, repeatable laps. Lap lists and delta charts show which ones slipped and at which point on track.
Two minute install
Recording your first ACC lap
1
Register on Flowix; you will not be asked for a card.
2
Run the 1.2 MB Windows agent and approve it in your browser.
3
Start ACC. Leave Telemetry Laps and broadcasting.json alone: the agent uses neither.
4
Cross the line. The finished lap uploads on its own.
9,000+
Samples per channel
in one 2:34 GT3 lap of Spa
Recorded and not recorded
ACC telemetry channels in Flowix
This list comes from a real ACC lap, including the gaps. Anything not recorded is flagged, so an empty trace is never read as data.
| Area | In Flowix for ACC | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | Throttle, brake, clutch, steering, gear, RPM | Recorded |
| Car setup in motion | Brake bias, turbo boost, fuel level | Recorded |
| Car movement | Speed, world position, velocity, pitch, yaw, roll | Recorded |
| Tyres | Pressure, wheel slip and core temperature per tyre | Recorded |
| Suspension | Travel at each corner | Recorded |
| Conditions | Air and track temperature | Recorded |
| Rain and wind | Rain intensity, wind speed and direction | Not recorded |
| Brake discs | Disc temperature | Not recorded |
| Tyre surface zones | Inner and outer temperature | Not recorded |
| Chassis detail | Ride height, damper velocity | Not recorded |
Straight answers
ACC telemetry and coaching FAQ
No. Flowix gives an AI of your choice read-only access to your laps through a free connector. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and local models in LM Studio can use it. The quality of the advice depends on the model, and it is post-session coaching: nothing talks to you while you drive.
Not to record laps or compare them. If you enjoy MoTeC i2, keep it: any Flowix lap can be exported as a MoTeC log, and ACC's own logging remains the place to go for data Flowix does not store, such as brake temperatures.
The free plan covers recording, analysis, leaderboards, exports and the AI connector. It keeps detailed traces for 14 days, or 7 for non-clean laps, and your traces are visible to other drivers. Lap times stay with no time limit. PRO keeps traces for 1 year and lets you make them private.
Brake disc temperature, inner and outer tyre temperature, ride height, damper velocity, rain and wind are not recorded for ACC at the moment. These channels are flagged as not recorded, so the AI coach is told to ignore them.
Boards are kept per track and per car, so a GT4 car never competes with a GT3 car on its own board, but ACC cars have no GT3 or GT4 class grouping in Flowix yet. Lap times are also not adjusted for balance of performance changes.
Laps the game invalidates stay in your history marked invalid, as do laps after the first that touch the pit lane. A first lap that touches the pit lane is dropped, and so is any lap joined mid-way or partly driven by the game, such as the automatic drive to your pit box.
The agent records practice, qualifying and race as separate sessions. It only reads ACC's local shared memory and does not modify the game or its network traffic.
No. The agent runs on Windows next to the game, so only the PC version of ACC is supported.