Let the miles come to you.
Connect the Windows tracker once. Drive ATS or ETS2 as usual.
Get the desktop tracker
Run TruckSimHubTracker-Setup.exe, then open Truck Sim Hub Tracker from your Start menu. Use Game setup to connect each game.
The tracker installs the included telemetry plugin after you select a game folder. Close your game before installing it.
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Version 0.2.2 · Windows x64 · Unsigned early access build.
Pair it with your driver
Generate a one-time code below and enter it in the tracker. The code expires after 10 minutes.
Sign in to pair ↗Load a game and drive
Start ATS or ETS2, accept the game’s SDK prompt, and load your profile. Choose Start tracking. The app can keep running in your system tray while you drive.
Deliveries are saved automatically when the game reports completion. If your connection drops, the tracker queues uploads for up to seven days.
Open your driving overview →A desktop dashboard. An in-game overlay.
See speed, gear, RPM, fuel, route, remaining distance and cargo damage. Review this PC’s recent deliveries and open your driver or VTC hub from the app.
In the tracker’s Overlay page, preview and drag the HUD, adjust size and opacity, then lock its position. Use Ctrl + Shift + O to show or hide it, and Ctrl + Shift + M to position or lock it.
Use borderless or windowed gameplay. Exclusive fullscreen is not supported in this release. The overlay hides when you switch apps. Game and multiplayer compatibility can vary; check the setup guide if telemetry or the overlay is missing.
Your connected trackers
You control accessNo trackers paired yet. Start with the three steps above.
The tracker sends game, truck, cargo, route, distance, damage and delivery earnings. It does not upload saves or mod files.