American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator
A new way to experience the drive.
BETA PRICING $18.00 USD FOUNDING PRICE First 200 licenses
→ $28 USD BETA ROUND TWO Next 200 licenses
→ $38 USD STANDARD PRICE One-time payment
Beta may include bugs and incomplete features. Supports ATS and ETS2. Games and optional panels sold separately.
ONLY COWS GET MILKED.
SOFTWARE SHOULD BE OWNED, NOT RENTED.
Your Dispatcher license is a one-time purchase that lasts forever. Optional panels cost extra because each requires separate development. Monthly access may come later for customers who want to try The Dispatcher before buying.
THE BASE EXPERIENCE
Five panels. One experience.
The complete core Dispatcher experience in one desktop app.
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Your driving instruments, exactly where you need them. Choose a Modern or Classic dashboard, tailor the lighting, and keep your readings visible over the game.
Four Modern dashboards Choose the layout that feels right for your cab. Each style presents live driving data in its own distinctive way.
1A · Modern Twin Two digital dials with speed, RPM, gear, speed limit, range, fuel and brake air.
2A · Modern Sweep Sweeping speed and RPM scales with a central speed readout and supporting temperature gauges.
3A · Modern Trapezoid An angular cluster with a large central speed readout, cruise setting and clear gear indication.
4A · Volvo Digital A wide digital cluster with speed, RPM, fuel, air, temperature and journey readings.
Make the lighting your own Day and night modes. Switch the instruments to suit daylight driving or a darker cab.Adjustable color. Choose white or a color from the lighting slider.Brightness control. Set the illumination to a comfortable level for your screen and room.
Day mode Classic Auto Meter shown with daytime gauge faces.
Night mode · amber lighting The same instruments with a warmer illuminated appearance.
Keep your dashboard in view If your camera position or field of view cuts off the truck’s own dashboard, pop out The Dispatcher’s dashboard and place it over your game. Resize and position the window so the readings stay within easy sight.
Use it in the main app, on another screen, or as an overlay over the game.
Dashboard overlay over the game An existing in-game example of the separate dashboard window.
Style examples use the application’s actual instrument renderer with sample readings. Available readings depend on the truck and game telemetry.
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Four essential readings at a glance. Expand to eight for a fuller picture of your truck, with instruments that complement your chosen dashboard style.
From four gauges to eight
Compact · four gauges Fuel, air pressure, battery voltage and oil pressure in a compact row.
Expanded · eight gauges Add oil temperature, coolant temperature, brake input and AdBlue.
Keep the compact view for the essentials, or expand the panel when you want more truck information in view.
Understand the readings Fuel & AdBlue See the remaining levels reported by your truck.
Air & brake input Monitor brake-system air pressure and the amount of brake input being applied.
Oil & coolant Keep oil pressure, oil temperature and coolant temperature together.
Battery voltage Check the truck’s electrical-system voltage at a glance.
Place the gauges beside your drive Pop Auxiliary into its own window, resize it and position it over the game or on another display. Match the day/night appearance, color and brightness to your dashboard.
Expanded Auxiliary over the game An existing in-game example of the eight-gauge layout.
Style comparisons use the application’s actual instruments with sample readings. Some values depend on the truck and telemetry available.
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Ask about your drive. Hear the answer. Your dispatcher uses live game information to help you understand the job, check the truck and find your next stop.
A conversation connected to your drive Activate Talk to Dispatcher, ask your question and hear a spoken reply. Voice recognition turns your request into a supported trip question or navigation command.
The panel shows the response and keeps a conversation history you can review. Quick questions give you another way to ask for common information.
Your dispatcher, ready to respond The voice panel shows listening and speaking status alongside the reply.
What you can ask
Your load & destination Ask about cargo, weight, origin, destination and who the delivery is for.
“What am I hauling?” Distance & timing Check remaining distance, estimated driving time and the delivery schedule when the game provides it.
“How much longer do I have on this drive?” Fuel & range Ask for your fuel level, consumption or the game’s estimated remaining range.
“How is my fuel?” Truck & driving information Ask about speed, gear, RPM, engine condition and available truck readings.
“What gear am I in?” Stops along the way Find reachable fuel, rest, service and weigh-station locations from the navigation data.
“Where is the nearest fuel station?” Follow-up questions Continue supported topics without repeating the entire question, or ask for the last reply again.
“What am I hauling?” → “How much?” Set navigation with your voice Your dispatcher and navigation work together. Ask to navigate to a supported stop, return to your delivery or end guidance.
“Navigate to the nearest fuel station.” Start a route to a reachable fuel stop.“Take me to a rest stop.” Find a place to take a break.“Navigate there.” Use the stop the dispatcher just found.“Back to delivery.” Return to your job destination.“What is my next turn?” Ask about the next instruction.Useful updates as the trip unfolds Hear supported announcements for a newly detected job, low fuel and the final approach. You can also ask for a trip or fuel briefing when you want an update.
Voice assistance supports driving questions and commands using available game and map data. Navigation commands control The Dispatcher’s route.
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Understand the whole delivery at a glance: where you’re going, what you’re carrying, how far remains and how the journey is progressing.
Your delivery, clearly organized
Trip · Modern A clean layout for timing, progress, route and cargo information.
Trip · Classic The same essential information with a Classic dashboard finish.
Progress & distance See trip progress, the start-to-finish bar and remaining GPS distance as your drive continues.
Arrival & schedule Check expected arrival, remaining driving time and whether you are on schedule when a delivery deadline is available.
Game & local time Keep current game and real-world clocks in view. Switch the arrival clock between game time and an approximate local finish.
Route & companies Keep your origin, destination and delivery company information together.
Cargo & weight See what you are hauling and its weight, with job value and cargo damage shown when available.
Your next rest Watch the game-provided rest timer alongside the delivery, so a break is part of the plan.
Keep Trip wherever you drive Over the game Pop Trip into a separate window, resize it and position it where you can read it without leaving your drive.
On the in-game tablet Choose Trip as a tablet view, or use the tablet’s split layout to keep it beside another supported panel.
On your real phone Connect through the app’s device link or connection code, then select Trip in the companion’s panel choices.
On your real tablet Use the larger display for trip information and your chosen companion panels while the game stays on your main screen.
For a physical phone or tablet, keep The Dispatcher running on your gaming PC and connect the device through your home network. Physical devices are not included.
Ask instead of looking Your dispatcher can answer supported questions about your load, destination, remaining distance and estimated driving time using the same trip information.
“How much longer do I have on this drive?” Arrival estimates depend on game data and do not include extra stops. Local arrival is approximate; rest and deadline information depend on the job and game settings. Screenshots show example journeys.
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Plan the route, add stops and ask your dispatcher to guide you. Navigation brings a full set of route controls together with voice commands—and follows your setup from the desktop to a phone or tablet.
Choose the voice beside you
Meet your two dispatchers: Erin Hart, known as Heart on the radio, and Michael Mercer. Each brings a distinct personality to your drive in ATS or ETS2.
Erin Hart · “Heart” Kind, patient and organized. Erin worked her way from warehouse receiving through night dispatch to fleet operations. She connects the details, asks useful questions and believes the best plan is one that works for the driver.
Michael Mercer Calm, practical and quietly funny. Michael spent nearly three decades driving regional and long-haul freight before moving to dispatch. He brings a driver’s perspective, straightforward answers and a reassuring presence on a long run.
Two personalities. The same capable support.
Ask either dispatcher to find fuel, rest stops, service or scales and set a route with your voice. Check your next turn, return to your delivery, or ask about cargo, arrival time, fuel range and available truck readings—all using your game and navigation data.
Choose the personality you enjoy hearing. Both offer the same supported driving questions and navigation commands.
A working navigation panel Turn guidance. Follow your calculated route with the next maneuver, remaining distance and estimated drive time.Useful destinations. Route to your delivery, fuel, rest, service or scales.Map controls. Zoom, recenter on the truck, view the full route and switch between north-up and truck-up orientation.Perspective & rotation. Explore the map’s angled view and adjust its orientation.Day & night. Switch map colors for the conditions you prefer.Route recovery. Recalculate when you leave the calculated route.
Navigation in the main app Turn guidance, a perspective map and destination controls in one panel.
Add waypoints to your journey Build a route with intermediate stops instead of navigating to just one destination.
Choose your final destination. Start with your delivery or a supported map location.Select a place on the map. Open its location card.Choose Add waypoint. Add up to five intermediate stops while keeping the final destination.Use Navigate here when you want the selected location to become your destination.
The best part: ask your dispatcher to set the route Voice recognition connects the dispatcher directly to navigation. Find a supported stop, ask to go there and follow the route in The Dispatcher.
Find the next stop “Navigate to the nearest fuel station.” Plan a break “Take me to a rest stop.” Use the result you just heard “Navigate there.” Continue the delivery “Back to delivery.” You can also ask for your next turn or say “End navigation” to stop guidance.
Navigation over your game Pop out the map as a separate window or choose a phone-shaped or tablet-shaped software overlay. Position it over the game so your route stays in view.
Pop-out phone overlay A portrait navigation view with a Call Dispatcher control.
Pop-out tablet overlay A larger landscape map with destination and navigation controls.
Or use your actual phone and tablet Your physical devices can show the companion dashboard too. Keep the game on your main screen and put navigation beside your wheel.
Keep The Dispatcher running on your gaming PC. Connect your phone or tablet on the same home network using the app’s device link or connection code. Select Navigation in the device’s panel choices. Add other available panels to suit your setup. The software overlays sit over the game on your computer. The companion views run on the real phone or tablet you already own.
The Dispatcher calculates its own routes; it does not change the game’s GPS route. Navigation requires supported map data for the active game and map setup. Physical devices are not included.
What can The Dispatcher do?
Explore five core panels packed with driving data, trip insights, navigation and dispatcher assistance. Take a closer look at what each brings to your drive.
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Dashboard
Your primary driving instruments, designed to stay readable at a glance.
Seven Modern and Classic styles. Adjustable lighting. Pop out over your game.
Explore Dashboard
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Auxiliary
Fuel, air, battery and supporting truck information in one place.
Expand four gauges to eight, with distinct Classic and Modern styles.
Explore Auxiliary
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Dispatcher
Speak to your dispatcher for route and trip assistance while you drive.
Ask about your load, timing and truck. Set supported routes with your voice.
Explore Dispatcher
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Trip
See your destination, progress, timing and essential delivery details.
Track your delivery on screen, over the game or on your real phone and tablet.
Explore Trip
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Navigation
A full-height map with route guidance and nearby stops.
Plan waypoints, route by voice and choose a desktop, overlay or physical-device view.
Explore Navigation
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Make it yours
Choose Classic or Modern, then make every panel your own.
Explore complete themes, dashboard styles, colors, brightness and day or night modes.
Explore Classic & Modern
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Make it yours
Five core panels. Two distinct looks. Choose Classic or Modern, then tailor the instruments and lighting to your cab. Both themes keep the same core driving, dispatch and navigation features.
Theme previews combine the actual application layout with an existing navigation example. Driving readings are shown disconnected. Optional CB Radio is visible and sold separately.
Your look, down to the details
Choose your instrument layout Classic: Original, Mack or Auto Meter. Modern: Twin, Sweep, Trapezoid or Volvo Digital. Use the dashboard arrows to browse the styles within your selected theme.
Give Classic a different finish Use the Finish menu to choose wood, carbon fiber, aluminum or black wood. Change the surrounding surfaces while keeping the traditional instruments.
Set the color and brightness Use the lighting color slider to choose white or a rainbow color, then adjust brightness to suit your screen and room.
Switch between day and night Choose day or night instrument lighting. Navigation also has its own day/night map control, so you can set the map appearance separately.
Day mode · Classic Auto Meter Night mode · Classic Auto Meter with amber lighting
Start with the Modern / Classic selector in the Dashboard header. Browse the gauge faces, then adjust the lighting controls beside it. Your theme carries through the panels for a consistent cockpit.
Pop-out windows Detach a panel and place it anywhere. Its space in the dashboard stays empty.
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Phone & tablet overlays Bring navigation over your game in a phone or tablet view.
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HUD · Heads-up display Keep speed, gear and your next turn in your line of sight.
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Your real devices Scan to connect your own phone or tablet. View navigation or the full dashboard.
Physical devices are not included. QR code shown for illustration.
DLCs on the way More ways to make it yours. Explore each panel. Add it to your license when it becomes available for purchase.
Coming soon
CB Radio
Pre-recorded chatter and stories from the road.
$10 one-time See more
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ADDITIONAL PANEL
CB Radio
Bring the sound of the road into your cab with 2–3 hours of pre-recorded CB chatter and entertaining road stories. Open the radio as its own panel and manage playback from the Dispatcher interface. This is recorded entertainment, not live voice chat.
$10 one-time
This panel is visible for preview and is not yet available for purchase.
Coming soon
Infotainment
Spotify and YouTube on a tablet display.
$15 one-time See more
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$15 one-time
Choose this panel in your setup. No subscription.
Add to my setup
Preview · Sample wear · Open to explore
Truck
Truck and trailer condition at a glance.
$10 one-time See more
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TRUCK CONDITION
Your truck. At a glance. Wear · lower is better
Preview · Sample wear
Overview Tractor Trailer
Trailer connection
Connection controls preview. Trailer coupling is not enabled in this website demo.
Tractor Engine 8% 8%
Transmission 4% 4%
Cab 1% 1%
Chassis 3% 3%
Tires (avg.) 12% 12%
Trailer Body 2% 2%
Chassis 3% 3%
Tires (avg.) 6% 6%
$10 one-time
Choose this panel in your setup. No subscription.
Add to my setup
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Logbook
A daily record of your drives.
$10 one-time See more
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ADDITIONAL PANEL
Logbook
Open the driver's logbook to review observed driving time, trip entries and the day's activity timeline. This is a game activity record, not a legal hours-of-service log.
$10 one-time
This panel is visible for preview and is not yet available for purchase.
Coming soon
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Story Mode
Discover the lives behind the voices.
$15 one-time See more
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ADDITIONAL PANEL
Story Mode
Through conversation, uncover Michael and Erin’s personal stories, photographs and milestones as you drive.
Character timelines for Michael Mercer and Erin Hart.
$15 one-time
This panel is visible for preview and is not yet available for purchase.
Coming soon
More panels coming soon
Hardware sold separately.
INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE
Supports both simulators.
Your purchase includes Dispatcher support and navigation for American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2. Games sold separately.
ATS American Truck Simulator ETS2 Euro Truck Simulator 2
Navigation map updates are included as SCS Software releases new maps. Modded-map support is in development.
THE DISPATCHER
Drive with more at your fingertips.
Supports ATS and ETS2. Keep access with a one-time purchase.
Buy The Dispatcher
Supports ATS and ETS2. One-time purchase.
Pay once. Keep it forever.
No rental fees. No annual payments. No monthly payments.
01 Supports ATS and ETS2 Buy the base. Five core panels with support for both simulators.
02 Keep access with one purchase ATS and ETS2 support stays on the same license. No additional game-support purchase.
03 Add the panels you want Choose optional panels. Pay once for each. Keep everything on one license.
Start with the base. Expand whenever you choose. Optional panels and simulator games sold separately.
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