Community-driven incident review

WHO'S AT
FAULT?

Upload the clip. The grid decides. Simstew turns messy incident replays into transparent, steward-grade consensus — built by sim racers, for sim racers.

How it works

Three steps between a messy replay and a verdict everyone can see the math on.

01

Upload the incident

Drop a YouTube or Instagram clip. Simstew pulls the embed, timestamps, and driver context automatically.

02

The grid reviews it

Stewards watch the replay and vote on what happened — fault, rule broken, and penalty — from their own point of view.

03

Consensus locks in

Votes settle into a transparent verdict with the full breakdown visible — no black-box moderation, no hidden math.

Everything a steward needs

No fluff — just the tools it takes to turn a replay into a fair call.

Transparent verdicts

Every consensus shows its full vote breakdown — fault, rule broken, penalty — side by side. No hidden moderation.

YouTube & Instagram clips

Drop a link from either platform and the embed, thumbnail, and source metadata resolve automatically.

Steward leaderboard

Build reputation for calls the community agrees with.

Your racing identity

Game, driver name, and car — attached to your profile so the grid knows who they’re reviewing with.

Community-run, always

No paid stewards, no black-box algorithm — verdicts come from the people who actually watch the replays.

One grid. Every sim.

Incidents get logged with the game they happened in, so the review always fits the ruleset.

iRacingAssetto Corsa CompetizioneLe Mans UltimateGran Turismo 7RaceRoomAutomobilista 2rFactor 2rFactor 1

Ready to steward the grid?

Join for free and put your first incident up for review — the community handles the rest.