Documentation
How the product works, in plain language
The user guide, published in full and free to read. It is written for the two people who use the application every week: someone racing in a league, and someone running one.
Two guides, two jobs
For drivers
Everything a member needs: finding your way around, reading a race, why the standings and a race page can disagree, what your ratings are made of, and how to raise an incident.
5 topics
Read the driver guideFor league admins & stewards
Running the league: the results and stewarding lifecycle, penalties and anomaly review, roles and permissions, the activity log, the live stream embed, and what the plans gate.
7 topics
Read the admin guideGlossary
Provisional versus final, penalty points versus championship points, OVR and its four sub-scores, tiers, formats and weekend types — defined once, in the words the application itself uses.
22 terms
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Setting the application up
Deploying it, wiring up Discord or Stripe, environment variables, backups and upgrades are an operator's job rather than a league admin's, so they live in the repository next to the code they describe.
Setup & operations docs ↗Already in a league?
The application carries this same guide inside it: the help panel on any page opens the Help Center, with the identical topics and glossary plus a guided tour for your role.
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A demo league publishes real standings, a real calendar and a real stewarded race report through the same public endpoints any league uses. The drivers in it are invented; the machinery is not.
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