See the circuit and timing rail together.
Track Map pairs packaged circuit geometry with a timing rail, tyre compounds, gaps, battles, sector labels, and circuit facts.
An Apple Silicon macOS app for F1 TV sessions, replay sync, live timing, onboards, schedules, standings, and race notes in one window.
Apexline keeps the world feed, selected driver onboards, timing tower, sector micro-splits, race control, tyre age, and replay position visible in the same window.
These are high-resolution captures of Apexline screens. Some views use seeded data so the site can show the interface without exposing a private account or live credentials.
Track Map pairs packaged circuit geometry with a timing rail, tyre compounds, gaps, battles, sector labels, and circuit facts.
The Copilot next-weekend tab uses the loaded schedule, standings, timing, and news snapshot to build a compact race preview with prediction boards and watch points.
Analytics can load a Monaco Race comparison with ANT and HAM selected, then break down sector pace, fastest lap, average pace, tyre degradation, top speed, and head-to-head deltas.
News keeps F1 stories, trend cards, saved items, source labels, and an in-app reader next to the rest of the race workspace.
Drivers combines championship position, points, team identity, career stats, recent form, and profile details in one roster view.
Teams turns the constructor table into a detail view with season points, base, leadership, power unit, chassis, history, and the current driver pairing.
Schedule shows upcoming and completed race weekends, session rows, local timing context, countdowns, and quick navigation into the Weekend view.
Leaderboards shows driver points, wins, movement, constructor points, team colors, and filters for quick comparison.
Weekend gathers the selected Grand Prix, session steps, countdown, weather, race-control context, and timing data into the working race page.
Apexline puts video, timing, schedule, standings, news, and analysis tools in one dark macOS workspace.
A 22-car timing tower with gaps, intervals, sector splits, mini-sector tones, tyre compounds, and tyre age.
Arrange the world feed and selected onboard cameras in a resizable window, with saved layouts for race and replay viewing.
When AI is configured, Apexline can summarize race context, battle notes, strategy windows, and weekend previews from the app's loaded data.
Session times, weekend status, countdowns, driver standings, and constructor standings in the same app.
F1 news, saved stories, and post-session comparisons for pace deltas, stints, tyres, and driver head-to-heads.
An Electron macOS app with a packaged renderer, system notifications, and window layouts that adapt to common laptop and desktop sizes.
Download Version 1.1.7 for Apple Silicon macOS. Video streams require your own active F1 TV subscription. Because this build is not Apple Developer ID signed or notarized, updates are manual downloads from the public update feed.
Apexline is an unofficial companion app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Formula 1, F1 TV, the FIA, or any constructor.
Screenshots may show replay or seeded data. Live video and timing availability depends on the user's subscription, credentials, event availability, and upstream data sources.