Grand Prix racing. In your pocket.

Coming to iPhone. Join the beta and race it first.

A real race from the game on a phone on its side: the drone camera follows the green BOND car through fast bends by a lake, with the lap, position, speed and touch controls on screen.

A driver's helmet from the game, white with green and yellow stripes and the number 8, sitting on the floor at the phone's corner and facing it.

Casual by design.

Not a simulator. Pick it up, race, put it down.

Carefully crafted.

A premium low-poly look, down to the smallest detail.

The game's own green BOND car with no driver, its white helmet and its winner's cup, arranged together for this page on the game's showroom stage and turning as one.

The game’s own models, arranged for this page.

Inspired tracks.

Beautiful miniature circuits. Race one, or a Championship.

The Velocità circuit from the game's circuit menu: the long straight under an evening sky, a grandstand full of fans on the left, trees and a PCKT GP tent on the right.

A new perspective.

A drone camera that shows you the whole pocket world.

A practice session at Samba from the drone camera: the green BOND car alone on the main straight, heading for the Samba bridge, with the pit building on the left.

Key moments.

From radio calls to pit stops, enjoy the big moments in a new way.

A pit stop seen from straight above: the whole BOND car in its box with the crew at the wheels, beside the white TIRES OFF arrow you swipe.

The race engineer on the radio: “Box this lap.”

The new radio look is coming soon.

Casual means simple.

No coins. No gems. Just racing.

Play two ways.

Race with your phone on its side, or hold it upright. Portrait works too.

The same race on a phone held upright: the drone camera follows the green BOND car through the bends, with the lap, position, speed and touch controls on screen.

Race anywhere.

No connection needed. Turn on airplane mode and race.

The same race on a phone on its side, still running: the drone camera follows the green BOND car through the bends by the lake.

You only need a connection to unlock the whole game.

A note from the developer

I’ve always loved open-wheel racing: the speed, the colour, the spectacle. PocketGP is the racing game I always wanted on my phone, for when I just want to take a quick break.

It’s not trying to be a simulator. It’s casual on purpose, so you can pick it up and get a few laps or a Grand Prix going. My favourite part is probably the chasing drone camera, which gives you a feeling of speed in this miniature-looking world. The circuits are inspired, but purposely shortened and simplified. Driving, pitting and racing are all simple to pick up.

There are no coins, no gems and no upgrades to grind. The plan is to let you try it completely free, and if you like it, you can buy it once to unlock the whole game.

I’m thrilled to launch PocketGP, and to make it better with all of you.

Join the beta.

Follow the progress.

Notes from the garage as PocketGP comes together.

The light comes on.

The opening of PocketGP is a light coming on and a car rolling in. It’s also the clearest way I can explain how I’ve been thinking about the whole game.

2 November 2026