October 2, 2026
George Cooke
TrackSpot 2.1 is now live.
This is one of the biggest updates we’ve pushed across the TrackSpot platform so far, and it’s the start of a much more connected TrackSpot ecosystem.
On the Website, we’ve introduced the new Products and Services areas, rebuilt how live and upcoming broadcasts are presented, restored the TrackSpot account experience, and added a lot of the foundations for where the site is heading next.
TrackSpot Remote 1.0 is also officially in production.
Remote lets you build your own browser-based OBS control surfaces and securely hand them to operators anywhere in the world — without needing to expose OBS itself to the internet. Layouts, macros, variables, faders, multiple operators and a whole lot more are now available.
You can read the full introduction here: Introducing TrackSpot Remote
Our Status platform has also had a major upgrade, giving us a much better central place for service health, outages and scheduled maintenance, while integrating that status directly back into the main TrackSpot website.
And finally, TrackSpot Accounts are back on the Website, with centralised authentication across more of the TrackSpot ecosystem and new account controls including self-service account deletion.
There’s a lot packed into 2.1, and quite a bit of it is groundwork for what we’re building next.
If you missed the original release preview, you can catch up here: Upcoming TrackSpot 2.1 Release
For now though — 2.1 is live.
And we’re only getting started.