Connect the TorqCade Dongle, start the Host App, share an access code and let friends drive your real RC car remotely.
Track the growing TorqCade community as users create accounts, download apps and build test dongles.
Traditional RC cars require you to be physically near the radio and vehicle.
Remote RC systems are often difficult to configure and expensive to build.
Bad video and slow control response can ruin the driving experience.
There is no simple plug-and-play system for hobbyists and RC clubs.
Plug the TorqCade Dongle into your computer.
Connect your RC transmitter using the 3.5 mm trainer port.
Open the Host App and start a driving session.
Send a private access code to your driver.
The driver connects through the Drive App and controls the real RC car.
TorqCade lets you share real RC cars locally, privately over the internet, or later through a public marketplace.
Local Drive is made for home, workshop and local network testing. Connect the TorqCade Dongle to your computer, start the Host App, generate a short access code and let someone connect through the Drive App on the same local network.
Web Drive lets you invite friends from anywhere in the world. Connect your own LiveKit Cloud account, start a Web Drive session in the Host App and share a private access code with remote drivers.
Marketplace will let approved hosts use TorqCade technology to share real RC cars publicly and monetize paid driving sessions. Host real tracks, offer remote rides and build a new RC experience for drivers around the world.



Install the Host App to share your RC car, or the Drive App to connect and drive remotely.
Use the Host App to connect your TorqCade Dongle, manage cameras, start driving sessions and share access codes with remote drivers.
Requires TorqCade Dongle for real RC output.
Use the Drive App to enter an access code, watch live FPV video and control a real RC car from anywhere.
Internet connection and host access code required.
Want to test TorqCade before the official dongle is available? Build your own prototype using Raspberry Pi Pico 2 H and our downloadable setup files.

Use these files to build a TorqCade-compatible test dongle for early experiments, software testing and development before the official hardware release.
This DIY build is intended for testing and development only. The official TorqCade Dongle will be available later as a ready-to-use product.
Basic soldering and electronics knowledge may be required.



