Pitpage
About Pitpage
Last updated: 26 October 2026
Pitpage builds websites for sim racing teams. A team picks a theme, adds its drivers, results and races, and publishes its site at yourteam.pitpage.app, with Discord sign-in and a race-night bot built in.
Why it exists
Teams live in Discord and in spreadsheets. A real site with a roster, an archive of results and a race calendar used to need someone who builds websites. Pitpage gives every team one, made for racing: results that turn into trophies, a page for every driver and a countdown to the green flag.
What it does today
- Eight themes, each a finished demo site to start from, all made in the same editor.
- An editor that shows the real site: click a block, change it beside it, publish when ready.
- Drivers, results, races, trophies, partners and photos, entered in a few fields each.
- Discord sign-in for members and a bot that announces races, takes sign-ups and posts results.
Free for teams
Every theme, section and page, Discord sign-in and the bot are free. A paid Pro plan is planned for a team's own domain and no Pitpage badge; it is not on sale yet.
How it is built
Pitpage runs on Cloudflare's network, so pages are served close to your fans. You sign in with Google, Discord or a one-time email code; Pitpage never stores a password. The companies that help run it are listed on Sub-processors.
Who runs it
Pitpage is run by Alp Yenigün in Türkiye. Write to info@pitpage.app: every message is read.