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Introduction

Every chart is a racetrack

Data Racing turns charts into playable racing worlds. A pump becomes a jump, a dump becomes a drop, and AI Trackgen shapes the route with traps, checkpoints, pickups, and high-adrenaline moments.

Pick a chart, ride the data, beat the time, and climb the board. As new data appears, new tracks can appear too.

Endless Game. Endless Tracks. Endless Rush.

The 30-second version

SignalWhat it means
🏁 GameSkill-first side-scroller racing with Trials-style control
📈 Content engineReal charts and datasets become playable terrain
⚙️ AI TrackgenDynamic obstacle, checkpoint, pickup, and pacing design
🛡️ FairnessEqual physics, verified runs, no paid competitive power
🔐 OwnershipHigher-rarity bikes are cosmetic NFTs held in your wallet
🤝 Growth surfacePartner data can become sponsored tracks and seasonal events

How it works

The chart draws the ground. Time runs left to right, exactly like the source chart.

The chart does thisYou ride this
A pumpA climb or ramp
A dumpA drop or chasm
A sharp wickA pit
A sideways stretchA calm, bumpy flat — a breather
The wildest move on the chartThe big jump you commit to

The chart is the level design. A volatile memecoin rides bumpy and dramatic; a calm macro series rides smooth and sweeping; a weather chart can become a long valley into a storm. Change the timeframe — a one-minute chart versus a one-day chart — and the same source becomes a completely different course.

  • Live tracks ride real, current data and evolve as the source chart moves.
  • Historical tracks are fixed snapshots — the same challenge, every time.
  • AI Trackgen helps shape the route into a fair, dynamic race by placing obstacles, checkpoints, pickups, breathers, and set-piece moments.

Read by role

If you are…Start here
A new playerGetting Started and Game Modes
A competitive racerControls & Racing and How Tournaments Work
A game designerAI Trackgen and Level Design
A partnerPartner Tracks and Brand Assets
An investor or press readerProject Pitch, Player Loop, and Why Now

Start with Getting Started, see Data Providers, or jump to How Tournaments Work.