Indoor golf simulator bay with a mounted companion tablet
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Golf simulator control, coaching, and commentary

Your simulator bay just got a caddie, coach, and remote.

SimBuddy gives GSPro players a tablet-first control board, fast voice commands, AI shot analysis, and personality-packed round commentary built for real home simulator sessions, plus My SimBuddy for reviewing progress away from the bay.

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Target voice-to-action response

LAN first

Controls keep working locally

Web first

Tablet, phone, and desktop ready

Built for the bay

Less fiddling. More swinging.

SimBuddy is designed around the moments that slow simulator golf down: switching clubs, changing views, chasing shot feedback, and keeping a round moving when your hands are full.

Voice and touch control

Run the sim without walking back to the keyboard.

Aim, switch clubs, open flyovers, take mulligans, and control round flow from a tablet in the bay or short voice commands.

Shot intelligence

Turn every swing into useful feedback.

SimBuddy watches the shot feed, tracks patterns by club, and saves your stock-shot history so useful feedback carries into your next session.

AI commentary

Make solo rounds feel less solo.

Choose a coaching, caddie, or broadcast-style persona for quick readouts, playful commentary, and round context.

My SimBuddy

Your game, between sessions.

Your simulator session ends. Your progress does not. Sign in from any browser to see the stock shots SimBuddy has saved and build a clearer picture of your game over time.

Open My SimBuddy

Overview

See saved sessions, stock-shot totals, and your longest club at a glance.

Your Bag

Review stock carry, consistency, best carry, and smash for each club.

Trends

Explore carry, smash, start line, dispersion, and club gapping across time ranges.

Your Account

Check your access level and daily AI feature usage in one place.

How it works

A thin bridge on the PC. A better cockpit everywhere else.

  1. 1

    Install the lightweight Bridge on the simulator PC.

  2. 2

    Open SimBuddy on a phone, tablet, or desktop browser.

  3. 3

    Control GSPro, collect shots, and hear useful feedback from anywhere in the bay.

  4. 4

    Open My SimBuddy later to review your bag and see how your game is trending.

Product direction

From touch controls to a smarter practice loop.

Responsive control board for phone, tablet, and desktop layouts.
Mode-aware voice commands for practice sessions and rounds.
Shot feed and trends that make patterns easier to spot.
Configurable AI personas for coaching, caddie notes, and commentary.
A browser-based My SimBuddy portal for Your Bag, Trends, and account details.

FAQs

Practical answers for early simulator setups.

These answers are based on the current SimBuddy build docs, distribution plan, and product roadmap.

What is My SimBuddy?+

My SimBuddy is your off-simulator account portal. Sign in with Google to review saved session totals, stock-shot history, club distances and consistency in Your Bag, performance Trends, and account or AI-usage details. It is read-only, so live GSPro controls stay in Sim Mode in your simulator bay.

What simulator software is SimBuddy built for?+

SimBuddy is built around GSPro on Windows first. The control surface, Bridge, installer, and shot-feed work are all aimed at serious GSPro home simulator bays.

What has to run on the simulator PC?+

Only the SimBuddy Bridge runs on the sim PC. It hosts the web app for phones/tablets, sends local control commands to GSPro, and listens for shot data when the shot-feed dependency is available.

Can I use it from a phone or tablet?+

Yes. The app is web-first and designed for phone, tablet, and desktop layouts. The Bridge shows a local URL/QR code so a device on the same network can open the control board.

Does voice control require the cloud?+

Control voice is designed to run on-device with a constrained command grammar, then send commands over the LAN to the Bridge. Cloud services are for AI analysis, commentary, sign-in, and history features.

What is Npcap for?+

Npcap lets the Bridge passively observe supported shot data on the sim PC. Controls still work without it, but the live shot feed and shot-history features need that local capture path.

Will it keep working if the internet goes down?+

Local controls are LAN-first. Cloud-backed features like sign-in, AI analysis, commentary, and synced history need internet access, but the basic control path is designed not to depend on it.

What is the AI meant to do?+

The roadmap is a coach that remembers: store shots, summarize patterns by club, produce session reviews, suggest practice focus, and provide round commentary grounded in the available shot context.

Is this a polished public release yet?+

It is in Windows beta/tester packaging. The current download path is meant for early testers who are comfortable with a Windows installer, SmartScreen prompts, same-network setup, and occasional rough edges.

Contact us

Building a serious simulator setup?

Tell us about your simulator bay, your current GSPro workflow, or the feature you want most. The form sends directly to the SimBuddy team.

Good fits: home simulator owners, GSPro users, and beta testers.

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