Home screen cards
Stay in the loop, without opening the app.
Seven native service cards keep the next session, standings, news and favorites on your home screen, with silent updates from the server.
01 · SCHEDULE & RESULTS
First, how long
until lights out?
Open the app to the next session that is actually about to begin. Practice, sprint qualifying, qualifying and the race, all in your local time, down to the minute.
Switch to completed races and the latest podium takes the top spot. The page glow changes to the winning team's color.
The right weekend format, automatically
Standard and sprint weekends show their own sessions. No figuring it out yourself.
Circuit outlines, drawn live
Public coordinates become vector paths that follow your theme and stay sharp when enlarged.
02 · STANDINGS
Ten drivers.
One screen.
Two-digit positions, drivers and teams, points that stand out. Fine lines and space replace unnecessary card borders, so the championship picture reads at a glance.
Team colors carry meaning
Color goes directly on team names, without extra decorative bars.
The leader sets the mood
The glow at the top takes the leading team's color, giving each page its own context.
03 · DRIVERS & TEAMS
Every name
opens a story.
Open drivers and teams directly from standings, results and podiums. Background, this season, career results and related news stay on one clear path.
History has colors, too
Career records go back to 2001. Past teams keep the colors of their era.
Sources stay visible
Profiles cite their sources and link back to the original entry. Sourced information never poses as original reporting.
04 · MORE THAN AN APP
Written for HarmonyOS.
Built from the ground up.
Built from scratch with ArkTS / ArkUI. Service cards, Live View and system intents are part of the experience itself.
Race reminders
A reminder when you want one.
Off by default. Choose reminders 15, 30 or 60 minutes before a session, plus schedule changes. Turning them off also deletes the related server records.
No ads
Live View
Follow the race from your lock screen.
Check live positions and lap counts during the race with a glance.
Xiaoyi intents
Say what you want to see.
Drivers, teams and race results are registered as system intents.
System capabilities
Zero third-party dependencies.
Uses only ArkUI, ArkData, NetworkKit, FormKit and PushKit.
05 · NEWS & APPEARANCE
A clear perspective.
A personal touch.
News is strictly newest first, without personalized recommendations. Chinese machine translations are a reading aid; open the original site for the full article.
Choose light, dark or system appearance, then one of nine theme colors. Team brand colors stay independent of your theme.
06 · SOURCES & THANKS
Every detail
has a source.
These open projects and public websites make it possible for one person to build a complete, trustworthy F1 app.
Schedule · Results · Standings · Career records
Jolpica F1 API(Ergast-compatible open API)CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Live race positions
OpenF1CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
News headlines and links
Public RSS feeds from motorsport.com, Autosport and Formula1.com. Only headlines, sources and times are shown; article bodies are neither stored nor republished.
Driver / team profiles
Corresponding Baidu Baike entries, with attribution and links to the originals inside the app.
Circuit outlines
bacinger/f1-circuits circuit coordinates, projected and normalized into vector pathsMIT
Graphics and portraits
Some team logos and driver portraits come from Wikimedia Commons. See the in-app third-party notices for full licensing and attribution.
About non-commercial use
Upstream race data is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. This app therefore remains completely free, ad-free and non-commercial. Data obtained through it must not be used commercially.