We fix the systems your simulator venue runs on.
Martian Industries helps simulator venue operators fix booking, check-in, simulator software, remote support, and the internal tools that connect everything. We also build custom software for venues that need something the shelf does not carry. Built from real venues, not theory.
- Venues operated
- 3
- Sim stacks integrated
- 6+
- Remote coverage
- 24/7
- BAY-01Session · 0:42 / 1:00
- BAY-02Session · 0:18 / 1:00
- BAY-03Idle · ready
- BAY-04Session · 0:51 / 1:30
- BAY-05Launch monitor lag
- BAY-06Session · 0:09 / 1:00
- Built and operated by venue operators
- Field-tested across golf & sim racing
- Multi-location experience
- Hands-on with real hardware
The systems that decide whether your venue runs cleanly.
Four areas where most simulator venues lose time, money, or guests. We build, fix, and operate them.
Booking & Check-In Systems
Reduce no-shows, eliminate front-desk friction, and make check-in fast for staff and guests. We tune the funnel from first click to bay-side.
- Online booking flow & conversion
- Deposits, holds, and policies
- Kiosk and host check-in flows
Simulator Stack Integration
Connect launch monitors, sim software, scoring, payment, and POS into one workflow operators can actually control, without duct tape.
- Launch monitor & sim software
- Session timing and handoff
- POS, payments, and reporting
Remote Support & Reliability
Catch failing bays before guests do. Remote diagnostics, reboot tooling, and on-call coverage built for live commercial venues.
- Bay health monitoring
- Remote restart & recovery
- On-call escalation paths
Custom Tools & Automation
Internal tools, dashboards, and operational automations that fit how your venue actually runs, not how a generic SaaS thinks it should.
- Operator dashboards & reporting
- Staff workflows and SOP tooling
- Back-office automation
Built, operated, and shipped. Not slides.
Three projects rooted in real venue operations: an operation I run, a system I'm building from it, and a product I work closely with as an operator.
Hacktivist Sports
3-location simulator operation
Active operations across three locations running TrackMan golf bays and sim racing rigs. I run the day-to-day systems behind the venues, including booking, check-in, simulator software, integrations, and remote management across locations. This is live, ongoing operational work, not a one-time build.
- 3 locations
- TrackMan · Sim racing
- Live ops · Remote support
Sim-Pull
Sim racing VMS, in development
A venue management system pulled directly out of running sim racing operations. Built to reduce staff dependency for routine session control and give operators tighter, lower-friction control of bays, sessions, and bookings.
- In development
- Sim racing
- Operator tooling
Simbook
Kiosk and VMS for sim venues
Independently operated kiosk and venue management product for simulator venues. Martian Industries works closely with Simbook and implements it in simulator venues for booking, kiosk, and session systems. I contribute as an operator, focused on how these systems actually run in live venues.
- Independently operated
- Kiosk · Session flow
Simulator Venue Systems Audit
A focused review of how your simulator venue actually runs, from booking to bay usage.
- Clear list of issues and risks
- Prioritized fixes based on impact
- Recommendations for tools and systems
- Optional implementation plan
This is based on systems I run and maintain in live simulator venues, not theory.
- 01Booking and reservation flowHow guests book, what blocks them, where revenue leaks.
- 02Customer check-in and kiosk experienceWalk-in to bay, including kiosk, host, and self-serve flows.
- 03Simulator software and integrationsSim software, launch monitors, scoring, payment, and POS handoff.
- 04Remote access and support setupHow you see, restart, and recover bays without being on site.
- 05Staff workflows and bottlenecksWhere staff time leaks and what should come off their plate.
- 06Missed revenue opportunitiesIdle bays, weak upsell, and leaks in the booking funnel.
I run simulator venues. I also build the systems they run on.
Martian Industries is led by an operator-engineer. I'm hands-on inside real simulator venues every week, and the same hands write the software those venues depend on.
Most days that means handling live customer issues, maintaining simulator software across locations, keeping bays online, and providing remote support when something breaks at a venue I'm not standing in. The hardware fails, the software hiccups, guests show up, and the system has to keep running anyway.
The other half of the work is building the systems underneath that. Kiosk software that locks and unlocks bays around session timers, booking and check-in flows that survive a busy Friday, session and operator workflows, and the internal tools my staff actually use. Martian Industries works closely with Simbook and implements it in simulator venues for booking, kiosk, and session systems. I contribute as an operator, focused on how these systems actually run in live venues.
None of this is theoretical. The systems I recommend are shaped by the ones I run every day.
Other Systems & Projects
Martian Industries also builds and operates systems outside of simulator venues when the problem fits.
Sales Systems
Outbound and booking systems built to help businesses generate leads and revenue.
Internal Tools & Automation
Custom dashboards, workflows, and automation tools used by real teams in production.
Experimental Projects
Independent builds and ideas, including marketplaces and AI tools.
Questions operators actually ask.
If the answer you need is not here, the contact section below routes straight to me.
What does Martian Industries do?
Martian Industries builds and operates the systems that run simulator venues. That includes booking and check-in, simulator software integration, remote support and monitoring, kiosk flows, and the internal tools that connect everything. We ship two products (Sim-Pull for sim racing venues and SimCenter for station monitoring at any venue) and offer a hands-on operational audit for existing operators.What is a Simulator Venue Systems Audit?
It is a focused operator-led review of how a simulator venue actually runs. We look at the booking flow, check-in and kiosk experience, simulator software and integrations, remote access and support setup, staff workflows and bottlenecks, and missed revenue opportunities. You get a written audit with prioritized fixes based on systems we run and maintain in live simulator venues, not theory.Who is the audit for?
Operators of sim racing venues, indoor golf simulator studios, VR arcades, and other unstaffed or partially-staffed indoor entertainment venues. Especially useful if you have three or more rigs or bays, if staffing is the throughput ceiling, or if you are about to open a new location.What is Sim-Pull?
Sim-Pull is the operating system for sim racing venues. Guests scan a QR on the rig, pay on their phone, and the rig launches itself, no front-desk staff in the loop. Stuck cars auto-recover. Cross-rig leaderboards. Optional AI coaching. Built by an operator and running in three live venues today. Full details and pricing at simpullsports.com.What is SimCenter?
SimCenter watches every station in your venue from the inside, sim rigs, launch monitors, VR arcades, and answers one question continuously: is every station ready to take money? Per-station connector, cloud dashboard, phone alerts, remote wake and shutdown. Works with any launch monitor or sim software. Learn more here.Do you work with golf simulator venues, not just sim racing?
Yes. The audit and SimCenter both apply to indoor golf simulator studios. Sim-Pull specifically targets sim racing on Assetto Corsa rigs, but golf operators benefit from every other capability we ship.Do you build custom software from scratch for venues?
Yes. When a venue needs something Sim-Pull or SimCenter does not cover (24-hour unstaffed lounges, custom booking flows, kiosk integrations with existing hardware, operator dashboards) we build it. Fixed scope, milestone pricing, you own the code when we are done. Full details on the custom builds page.Do you support TrackMan, Foresight, GSPro, and other launch monitors?
SimCenter is sport-agnostic and hardware-agnostic. It monitors the station as a whole, regardless of which launch monitor or simulator software you run. For golf venues we regularly work with TrackMan, Foresight, GSPro, and Uneekor deployments.How does the audit work and how long does it take?
You tell us about your venue via the contact form or a short call. We review your booking flow, on-site systems, remote support, and back-office setup. Typical turnaround is two weeks. You get a written report with a prioritized action list, quick wins, and longer-term system upgrades scoped and sequenced so you can act on it without us.Do you require a long-term commitment?
No. The audit is a focused one-time engagement. Sim-Pull and SimCenter are month-to-month with no long-term commitment. Cancel anytime.How do I get started?
Fill out the form on the contact section, email hello@martianindustries.io, or call (814) 215-7925. Include your venue name, how many rigs or bays you run, and one or two sentences on what is currently broken. I read every one personally.
Tighten up the systems your venue runs on.
Tell me about your venue. I will review it and follow up with next steps for an audit. You will get a clear answer on what to fix first.