Refunds
StintLab is a one-off purchase of downloadable software, and the honest test of whether it works for you takes one evening of driving.
What we will ask you for
- The payment id or the email address you bought with, so we can find the order.
- Optionally, what went wrong — not as a condition of the refund, but because a tool that failed for you probably fails for someone else too.
What happens to your laps
Nothing. Refunded or not, the laps StintLab recorded are files in your own folder and they stay there. We could not delete them if we wanted to — there is no server, no account and no connection back to us.
After 14 days
Ask anyway. If StintLab cannot read your game, or a bug means the lap times it shows you are wrong, that is not a satisfaction question and the refund window does not really apply to it — we would rather refund you than have a driver paying for something that does not work.
Who you are actually paying
StintLab is made and sold by As Smart Enterprises LLP (as-smart.enterprises) — the company behind the software, this website and the email address at the bottom of this page.
Payments are processed by Dodo Payments, who act as the merchant of record for the sale. That means:
- Your card details are entered on Dodo's checkout and never touch this website.
- Dodo handles sales tax and VAT where it is due, and their name may be what appears on your statement.
- Dodo's own terms and privacy policy cover the payment itself; this page covers the software and this website.
Dodo tells us, by webhook, that a payment happened: the payment id, the email address and name you bought with, the billing country, the amount and currency, and any refund or dispute. We keep that so we can find your order when you write to us. We never receive your card number.
Privacy
The app
- Your telemetry stays on your PC. Laps are plain files in
%LOCALAPPDATA%\StintLab. - No account, no sign-in, no email. The app never asks who you are.
- The pages it builds are self-contained. No CDN, no fetch, no tracking pixel — they open offline and keep working after you uninstall.
This website
- Who is responsible. As Smart Enterprises LLP runs this website and is responsible for the little it collects, described here.
- First-party, cookieless visit counting. When you open a page, this site records that a page was opened: which page, the site that linked you here, your country and region (worked out by our hosting provider from the connection, not stored as an address), your browser and operating system family, screen size, language and timezone, and any campaign tag in the link you used. Your IP address is not stored; a hash of it with a salt that changes every day tells us how many different people visited, and cannot be turned back into you. No cookies are set, nothing is stored in your browser, and nothing is shared with any third party. If your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, you are not counted at all.
- No third-party scripts, fonts or analytics. The typefaces are served from this site. Nothing on the page calls Google, Meta or an ad network.
- Hosting. The site runs on Vercel and its data lives in a Supabase database; both keep ordinary server logs of requests.
- The waitlist. If you give us an email address, we store it with the date and the country it came from, and we use it to tell you when StintLab goes on sale and for nothing else. We do not sell it, rent it, or add it to anything. Every message has a one-click unsubscribe, and you can ask us to delete the address at any time and we will.
- Your rights. Email hello@stintlab.info to see, correct or delete anything we hold about you. We answer within a week.
Licence
When you buy StintLab you are buying a personal licence to the edition you paid for. In plain terms:
- You may install it on the PCs you personally drive on, and keep using it for as long as you like.
- You may keep, copy, publish, sell or delete the laps and reports it produces. That output is yours, not ours — we make no claim on your data.
- You may not resell or redistribute StintLab itself, or pass the download on as if it were yours to sell.
- It does not expire. There is no renewal, no reactivation and no licence server that can go dark.
Editions
StintLab is sold by edition, and the edition is the year of the games it reads — the 2026 edition reads F1 25 in both its telemetry formats (F1 25 and F1 25: 2026 Season Pack) and Assetto Corsa. A new F1 game ships a new packet layout, so supporting it means a new edition, which is a separate purchase. The edition you bought keeps working on the games it already supports, and keeps opening every lap you recorded with it, for good.
Warranty, honestly stated
StintLab is provided as it is. It reads what your game broadcasts and does its best to be exactly right about it — the packet parsers are gated by golden fixture tests on every build, and the 2026 layouts refuse to read rather than report a lap time they cannot verify. But it is a measuring tool, not a guarantee: it describes differences between recorded laps, and it does not promise that any particular loss it shows you is time you can recover.
We are not liable for lost lap times, lost race wins, or decisions made on the strength of a number on a chart. Where a country's consumer law gives you statutory rights that this cannot sign away, it does not try to.
Not affiliated
StintLab is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Formula 1, EA, Codemasters, Kunos Simulazioni, or any other game publisher. Trademarks belong to their owners. Circuit outlines are adapted from f1-circuits under its MIT licence and are included for orientation; they may differ from a game's layout.
Getting hold of us
Email hello@stintlab.info — it is the whole support system, and it reaches a person at As Smart Enterprises LLP.