Getting started
MonkeyOverlays combines driver overlays, stream compositions and local iRacing tools for Windows. Published by TechMonkey SpA; the code is closed source.
Private beta
Section titled “Private beta”There is no public download yet. Check beta access. The team provides the installer and version requirements through its access channel.
Your first view
Section titled “Your first view”- Open MonkeyOverlays and choose a language in the main window.
- Join iRacing or open Preview with a local recording.
- Choose widgets from the catalog. Many hide when required data is missing; this does not indicate an error.
- Use Edit positions (
Ctrl+Alt+M) to place and scale windows, then lock them again. - Save your composition in a profile. For streaming, build a separate canvas and add it to OBS.
Telemetry comes from SDK shared memory. There is no injection, graphics hooking or Data API dependency. Features that contact external services are explicitly selected.
What to expect
Section titled “What to expect”Relative follows proximity on track; standings follow class positions. Assistants show measurements or estimates according to their rules. Overall Windows impact still needs measuring: update frequencies are not FPS promises.
Read privacy before recording or broadcasting. The interface and documentation support Spanish, English and Brazilian Portuguese.