A native macOS cockpit for serious Formula 1 fans — live timing, multi-view onboards, AI race insights, schedules and standings, all in one broadcast-grade window.
Real app screens captured at 3600px wide, using deterministic Apexline data so the landing page stays sharp, accurate, and private-repo safe.
Track Map pairs real circuit geometry with a live-style timing rail, tyre compounds, gaps, battles, DRS markers, sector labels, and circuit facts.
The Copilot next-weekend tab turns the loaded schedule, standings, timing, and news snapshot into a compact race preview with prediction boards and watch points.
Analytics loads a Monaco Race comparison with ANT and HAM selected, then breaks down sector pace, fastest lap, average pace, tyre degradation, top speed, and head-to-head deltas.
News keeps a dense feed of F1 stories, trend cards, saved items, source labels, and an in-app reader so the race workspace stays focused.
Drivers combines championship position, points, team identity, career stats, recent form, profile details, and teammate links in one fast 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 keeps the championship picture compact: 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 recap-ready timing data into the working race page.
Quiet until it matters, then it lights up. Apexline pulls every feed, timing line and data point into a single dense, calm cockpit.
The full 22-car tower with gaps, intervals, sector splits and tyre compounds — purple for session best, green for personal best, exactly like the broadcast.
Pair any combination of onboard cameras and the world feed in one resizable window. Intelligent pairing surfaces the battle worth watching.
Undercut windows, battle alerts and strategy calls — surfaced as analysis, not noise. Confident, terse, actionable. Never breathless.
Every session in your timezone with a lights-out countdown, plus live driver and constructor standings the moment the flag drops.
Headlines from the paddock and deep post-session analytics — pace deltas, stint comparisons, tyre degradation — without leaving the app.
A real macOS app, not a browser tab. Native windows, system notifications, and a racing workspace that scales to your display.
Download Version 1.0.7 for macOS. Streams require your own active F1 TV subscription. Apexline checks the public Vercel feed for future releases without exposing the private source repo.
Apexline is an unofficial companion app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Formula 1, the FIA, or any constructor.
Driver, team and timing data shown is illustrative.