Store compatibility and boost gauges
Wisp 1.1.3
Adds Native HUD support for Xbox app / Microsoft Store FH6 3.440.853.0 on Windows PC, and optional vacuum pressure for boost gauges. Enabled boost gauges show a stationary zero for naturally aspirated cars and remain hidden for electric vehicles. With automatic update checks enabled, Wisp checks whenever it opens and every 24 hours while it remains running. Previous compatibility maps remain available offline.
Read the 1.1.3 release notesForza compatibility
Wisp 1.1.2
Restores Native HUD support for Steam FH6 6.440.853.0. Signed compatibility maps can now deliver support for future reviewed game builds without reinstalling Wisp, while accepted maps remain available offline. Some future game changes will still require an application update.
Read the 1.1.2 release notesSteam and Microsoft Store
Wisp 1.1.1
Native HUD support now includes the Xbox app and Microsoft Store editions of Forza Horizon 6 on Windows PC, alongside Steam. Both use the same local Data Out setup. HUD layouts, profiles, colors, and tire calibration stay intact.
Read the 1.1.1 release notesMore readable wheel speed
Wisp 1.1
Adjustable wheel-speed smoothing makes the readout easier to follow while drifting. Profile and calibration saves are more reliable, connection timing is independent of Windows clock changes, and setup has a refreshed particle background.
Read the 1.1 release notesClearer diagnostics
Wisp 1.0.12
Local diagnostic reports connect telemetry, UI processing, native HUD data, and rendering measurements with timestamps and practical next steps. Logging stays optional and local. Native HUD recovery after race settings transitions is improved.
Read the 1.0.12 release notesYour HUD, your setup
Wisp 1.0.10
Save named HUD profiles, customize colors, and switch torque units. Track session top speed, peak power, and peak torque. A customizable visibility hotkey, update notifications, in-app release notes, and exportable debug logs round out the everyday controls.
Read the 1.0.10 release notes