Pacedex on your phone
The same Pacedex, made for the phone. Your console or PC sends the telemetry over Wi-Fi and the phone becomes the dash, the pit radio and the debrief — no cable, no second monitor.
No Play Store on the device? Download the signed APK (about 26 MB).
Install from Google Play
Tap the button above on the phone itself, or search for Pacedex in the Play Store. Updates arrive on their own.
Point the game at your phone
Open Pacedex, go to Connect and it shows the phone's IP in giant type. In the game: Settings → Telemetry → UDP On, IP = that number, port 20777.
Go on track
The screen counts the packets arriving and ticks off the checklist as it goes: network, port, first packet, game recognised. When the first one lands, the dash is live.
What you get on the phone
- Live dash — speed, gear, tyres, ERS, gaps, lap by lap
- Race engineer on the radio, with push-to-talk mapped to a button on your wheel or pad
- Debrief after the race: result, time on the table, the three acts
- Your account, ranking and privacy — the same as on the PC
Frequent questions
Do I need a PC running?
No. The phone receives the game's telemetry straight over Wi-Fi — console or PC, as long as they're on the same network.
Does it work with the game on PlayStation or Xbox?
Yes. That's the main case: the console sends UDP, the phone receives it.
Is the APK still available?
Yes, for devices without the Play Store. It's the same signed app, but it doesn't update itself — Google Play is the recommended way.
Installing on Windows instead? Windows guide
