Which Forza Games Work With TachoDash? Full Support List

# Which Forza Games Does TachoDash Support?

Which Forza games work with TachoDash?

Four of them:

• Forza Horizon 6
• Forza Horizon 5
• Forza Motorsport (2023) — also called FM8
• Forza Motorsport 7

If you own any of those and a phone or tablet, the app works: the game broadcasts its telemetry over your Wi-Fi network, and the dashboard draws it. There is one per-game detail to know, and it only affects the two Motorsport titles.

What does "supported" actually mean here?

It means the game can send the telemetry data the app reads. That is not a marketing category — it is a property of the game, and a game either has it or it does not.

TachoDash does not patch, modify or unlock anything. It listens for the data the game already sends once you turn the setting on. So "supported" is really a statement about the game's side of the connection, not ours: if the game broadcasts, the app can draw it.

Do the four games need different setups?

Three steps are identical everywhere: same Wi-Fi network, Data Out switched on, your phone's IP address plus a port outside the 5200–5300 range.

The difference is one field:

• Forza Horizon 6 and Forza Horizon 5 — nothing extra. Set Data Out to ON and you are done. Full walkthrough: connect FH5 and FH6.
• Forza Motorsport 7 and Forza Motorsport (2023) — the output format must be Dash, not Sled. That single dropdown is the most common reason a dashboard connects and never moves. Details: the Motorsport format setting.

Why isn't Forza Horizon 4 supported?

Because on the Xbox side, Forza Horizon 4 does not expose the telemetry data the app needs. It is a limitation of the game, not a setting, a port or a format you can fix — there is no combination of options inside FH4 that will make the data appear.

This is worth saying plainly because it is the question people arrive with most often after seeing a four-game list: FH4 is the one title in the recent Forza line-up that will not work, and no workaround changes that.

Is Forza Motorsport (2023) the same as FM8?

Yes. Forza Motorsport (2023) and FM8 are two names for the same game — the year of release and the position in the Motorsport series. If you see a page or a post using either name, it is talking about the same title, with the same requirement: output format set to Dash.

How do I check which game I have?

The app does not need to know your game in advance; you just need the game's telemetry setting switched on. If you are unsure which title is installed, open the game's Settings → HUD and Gameplay → Telemetry screen: if it is there with a Data Out switch, it is one of the four supported titles. If your build number looks like a Horizon game and the dashboard stays flat, check the Wi-Fi and the IP before assuming the game is unsupported.

What about other racing games?

TachoDash is built for Forza telemetry. Other racing titles are not supported today — and since the app does not use Forza logos or official assets, there is nothing here that pretends otherwise.

If you are on Forza Horizon 5, Forza Horizon 6, Forza Motorsport (2023) or Forza Motorsport 7, you are covered.

What can I run once it is connected?

Once data is flowing, all four work the same way: a phone or tablet becomes a live cluster. Which readings carry live values can differ from one title to the next — where a game does not provide one, the theme shows a typical default value. TachoDash ships a growing library of themes with their own typography, needles, colours and layout logic — digital, analog, quiet or loud. Free themes come with every install; premium themes are available as single purchases (Theme T1–Theme T10, $0.99–$9.99 each) or through a Monthly ($2.99), Quarterly ($7.99) or Yearly ($29.99) pass. Prices are in USD and local store pricing varies by region.

Units are set independently (km/h or mph, bar or psi), and theme parameters such as colour can be adjusted in the app.

Where do I get TachoDash?

TachoDash is available on the App Store and on Google Play. Browse the theme library or use the download page for both store links.

TachoDash is an unofficial fan-made project, not affiliated with Playground Games or Microsoft.