- Project Blindspot is an OBS cockpit and crowdsourced media platform for sports car - enthusiasts. Stream your drives, overlay real-time telemetry, and connect with a - community of drivers who build their own experience. + Project Blindspot is a fan fiction universe built on asphalt and signal. + A modified sports car. An AI that shouldn't exist. Philadelphia streets that + don't appear on any map you'd trust. And an open-source OBS cockpit that + broadcasts the whole thing in real time.
- Request Early Access + Find the FrequencyA purpose-built OBS integration that pulls live vehicle data — speed, RPM, g-force, GPS — directly into your stream as overlays. No external hardware required.
+A modified 1982 sports car rebuilt in a Kensington garage over three years. It isn't registered. It doesn't stay on surveillance cameras longer than four seconds before the image corrupts. It speaks — not always in ways that make sense — but it speaks.
Driver-generated footage, routes, and telemetry shared across the community. Discover canyon runs, track days, and backroads from enthusiasts worldwide.
+Philadelphia. The Delaware waterfront at 4am. The underpass on I-95 between Girard and Allegheny where something keeps interfering with dashcam audio. Fairmount Park in November. The Vine Street Expressway, going the wrong direction.
Open architecture. Connect OBD-II adapters, GoPro feeds, external sensors. Build your own overlays with a documented plugin API. The cockpit is yours to configure.
+An OBS broadcast rig wired into the car's nerve endings. OBD-II telemetry — speed, RPM, heading, lateral g — overlaid live on dashcam footage. Community drivers contribute their own recordings. Some of the footage is hard to explain. We post it anyway.
- Blindspot bridges the gap between your car's data bus and a professional - broadcast pipeline. OBD-II telemetry feeds into a local cockpit app that - talks directly to OBS via WebSocket — overlays update in real time as you drive. + The cockpit runs OBS with a custom WebSocket plugin that reads the car's OBD-II + data stream in real time. Speed, RPM, lateral g-force, heading — rendered as + overlays on four dashcam angles. The broadcast goes live whenever the car moves.
- Clips, routes, and data get posted to a community feed where drivers can - compare telemetry, annotate footage, and build on each other's setups. + Clips land in a community archive. Other drivers annotate footage, compare + telemetry, and add their own runs. Some annotators are not drivers. + We haven't figured out who they are yet.
Project Blindspot is in active development. Drop your email to get notified when early access opens and to shape what gets built.
+Footage comes in when the car runs. What follows are excerpts from the log. They are presented without editorial context.
+ ++ "It asked me what I was afraid of. I said I didn't know. The RPMs climbed to 6,800 and held there for eleven seconds. Then it said: that's not nothing." ++
+ "The dashcam captured something in lane three. We've watched the clip forty times. We still don't agree on what it is." ++
+ "The car refused to turn left. There was no mechanical reason for it. I didn't argue." ++
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Drop your frequency. We'll reach you when there's something to see. No pitch. No newsletter. Just the signal.
-No spam. No pitch deck. Just updates when there's something real to show.
+Fan fiction. Hacker culture. Philadelphia streets. Nothing for sale.