poleview://setup
How PoleView works.
A live motorsport race, rebuilt as a holographic diorama on your table — from position data you bring. Here's everything you need and how the pieces fit.
poleview://requirements
What you need.
A Meta Quest 3 or 3S
PoleView is a standalone headset app — all the rendering happens on the Quest itself.
Your own live timing source
The one you already run on your PC. PoleView reads the position data you bring — it never supplies or redistributes anyone's feed.
The same home WiFi
Your PC and headset just need to be on the same network so the data can reach the diorama.
Architecture: the live timing source you already run on your PC shares position data over your own WiFi with PoleView on your Quest 3 or 3S, which rebuilds and renders the whole race as a holographic diorama. Everything stays on your home network.
poleview://the.flow
From data to diorama.
> 01_your_data
Bring your data
The live timing source you already run on your PC. PoleView doesn't ship with anyone's feed and never touches one on your behalf — the data stays yours, on your hardware, on your network.
> 02_poleview
PoleView rebuilds it
Positions become a holographic diorama, lap by lap. Every car in the field is placed on a reconstructed circuit as a clean, generic car — colour and number only — so you're watching the racecraft, not the livery.
> 03_headset
Watch it your way
Put on your Quest and move around the whole field. Crouch to trackside, rise to a bird's-eye view, and arrange the command centre — live video windows and data panels, from feeds you bring — around the table.