Set up your wheel once. Race anywhere.
Every sim speaks a different language.
Your muscle memory doesn't.
Import once. Export everywhere.
Import your setup
Point SimSync at your best sim config. It learns your bindings, your layers, your logic.
One universal profile
SimSync translates your controls into a universal format. Same button, same function, everywhere.
Export to every sim
One click. Every supported sim updated. Button 7 is pit limiter. In iRacing. In ACC. In everything.
A typical night, by the numbers
A typical Thursday
iRacing race in 13 minutes. But you've been in ACC all week.
Brake bias rotary does nothing. You open controls. 847 bindable actions.
Found it. Bound it. Tested it. Join anyway.
Grid. What else did you forget?
Flash lights at backmarker. Pit limiter activates.
Toggle pit limiter. Engine dies.
Same Thursday
iRacing race in 13 minutes. Bindings identical to ACC.
Practice. Everything works.
Still practicing. Not configuring.
Green. Your hands know. Your brain races.
We've all been there
Same button. Same function. Every sim.
→Import once. Export everywhere.
→Change once. Update everywhere.
→Muscle memory that works everywhere.
→Bind once. Export everywhere.
→Your logic. Every sim. Always.
→Simple enough to explain.
→Never press the wrong button again.
→One profile. 8 sims today.
Working now
- iRacing
- ACC
- Assetto Corsa
- AC Evo
- F1 24
- EA Sports WRC
- Euro Truck Sim 2
- BeamNG.drive
Next up
- rFactor 2
- Le Mans Ultimate
- AMS2
- Rennsport
- Project CARS 2
- DiRT Rally 2.0
- Richard Burns Rally
- American Truck Sim
- KartKraft
- Forza Motorsport
Not supported yet. We add a sim when we've actually learned its config format — not when we've added its name to a list.
Built for the whole rig
Layers and modifiers
Pinkie + Button 3 is TC up. SimSync treats the combo as its own function — and keeps it that way in every sim that understands layers.
Your whole rig
Wheel, pedals, handbrake, button box, rotaries. SimSync maps the hardware you actually own, not a generic gamepad.
VR-friendly by default
Move the critical stuff off the keyboard you can't see and onto the wheel you can feel. Reset, pits, recenter — always under your thumb.
See the diff first
SimSync shows you exactly what it will change before it touches a config file. Nothing gets written to disk by surprise.
No silent drift
Change a binding once, re-sync, done. Every sim updates together — no more hunting for which one is the weird one at 1am.
Honest about limits
SimSync won't pretend to support a sim it hasn't learned. When something can't map cleanly, it says so instead of writing nonsense.
Your controls.
Every game. One click.
Stop configuring. Start racing. Get early access.