Offcut is a small studio making courses, coaching apps and games that teach people to drive fast.
Its first course, The Corner Code, is 29 narrated lessons on the fastest way through a corner, for kids aged 8 to 10. Each one asks for a guess, lets them try it, then shows them why.
It plans the day around a program, reads every lap straight from the driver’s MyChron data logger, scores drills like braking at the same point every lap, and opens each session for review afterwards.
Short games, played with a real wheel and pedals, that train the skills a kart driver uses: smooth inputs, the racing line and racecraft.
Every lesson in The Corner Code asks for a guess before it shows the answer. Trace turns practice into drills, scored lap by lap. In Apex Academy, every skill is a game.
The speeds and forces in The Corner Code come from its own simulation. Trace’s scores come from the laps the driver has just driven, read from their own data logger.
The Corner Code is drawn in pen and wash, with a narrator on every slide. It should feel like a book a kid picks up again, not homework.
Questions, ideas, partnerships and press. A person reads every message.