iRacing keeps a single set of view settings shared across your whole garage. Jump between a formula car, a GT, a stock car — any category — and you re-tune FOV, seat height, and mirrors from scratch. CamKeeper remembers each car's view and puts it back for you.
Every car reads from the same handful of values in app.ini. There is no per-car memory built in. So the FOV that feels right in an open-wheeler is wrong the moment you jump to a GT, a prototype, or any other category — and wrong again every time you switch.
CamKeeper is the per-car layer iRacing doesn't have. It sees which car you're in and keeps each car's numbers saved and a click away.
Reads the live car from the official iRacing SDK — the same telemetry channel Crew Chief and SimHub use.
Store FOV, driver height, shift horizon, and virtual mirror FOV as a profile tied to that car — save it yourself, or let auto-save capture it when you leave a session.
Select a car, apply, and your saved view loads with your next session — no re-tuning from scratch.
A full editor that works with iRacing closed. Fine-tune values or copy a setup from one car to another.
Every save keeps timestamped backups. Export your whole library to a single file, or restore any car.
Everything lives locally on your PC. No account, nothing uploaded, no server in the loop.
Get FOV, seat height, horizon, and mirror right for one car in iRacing, the way you already do.
CamKeeper reads the current values and stores them under that car. Repeat for each car you run.
Choose the car you're about to drive and apply. Your saved view is written, ready to load with the session.
Join the session and the correct view is already there — no scrambling with the adjust overlay on the grid.
Free, for Windows 10 and 11. No account, installs in seconds, keeps itself up to date. It's an open beta, so expect the occasional rough edge — the in-app Report a bug button sends fixes straight to me.
Free, and staying free. No purchase, no subscription, no account. CamKeeper runs entirely on your own PC — nothing is uploaded. If it saves you time, a coffee helps keep it going — but it's never required.
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