Stop stewarding in Discord tickets.

SimStew gives your league one place to collect protests, assign stewards, review the evidence, and publish decisions your drivers can actually see the reasoning behind.

Real team radio

Stewarding shouldn't be this much work.

Protests get lost.

Threads, DMs, screenshots, a spreadsheet someone forgot to update.

Rulings look arbitrary.

The decision gets posted. The reasoning doesn’t. Drivers assume bias.

Admins burn out.

The people running your league spend Sunday night arbitrating turn one instead of racing.

How it works

01

Submit

A driver files a protest with the clip, the lap, and the cars involved.

02

Assign

It routes to the stewards you've appointed, under your regulations.

03

Review

Your appointed stewards vote. A structured review, not an argument.

04

Close

The incident closes once enough stewards have voted, and the decision publishes with the reasoning attached.

Every incident becomes a lesson.

Alongside your league's official rulings, incidents can be opened to the wider community. Drivers watch, call it, and see where the consensus lands. Most people find out they're harsher than they thought - and race lap one a little differently afterwards.

Your stewards. Your rules. Your call.

League decisions are made by the stewards you appoint, under your regulations. Community verdicts run alongside as a learning layer - visible to everyone, binding on no one.

Five leagues. One season. Built with you.

SimStew is new. The stewarding flow works, but it hasn't yet survived a full championship - real protests, real deadlines, real drivers arguing about turn one. That's what I'm looking for now. I'm taking on five leagues to run a season on SimStew while I stay close, and the things that don't fit how you actually steward get fixed, usually the same week.