GhostGauge reads Forza's built-in Data Out over your network and draws it as live gauges, race timing and a free-roam HUD. Windows and Android, and the screen does not have to be the machine running the game.
The drive cluster. A big tach, gear and speed, grip remaining, vehicle attitude and a compass — themed for the mood, from Pit Lane to the skull sets.
Session timing. A flip-clock lap timer, live position, your recent races and a large speedometer.
The analyst. Handling balance, per-corner tire grip and temps, suspension travel, and a scrubbable 3D replay of the last lap with corner-phase diagnosis.
It reads Forza's Data Out straight off your network.
Phone or tablet.
Same network as your Xbox. Type the tablet's IP into Forza and drive.

In Forza: Settings → HUD & Gameplay → Telemetry → Data Out. Enter your device's IP and set the port to 29001.
A “waiting for Forza” screen shows you exactly which IP and port to enter.
Nothing you drive is deleted. An unlinked machine shows its last 10; link it and every race reaches your account.
The Cruise and Racing dashboards ship now; the Tuner is under construction and there is no date on it yet. Signing in is what turns the uploads on.