RC Replay is a niche web tool that turns race data from myRCM, Everlaps, or LiveRC into animated replays. It's currently in beta and free to use. If you're wondering whether rc-replay.dev is a scam or simply a genuine hobby project, here's what we found.
On the technical side, the site is well put together. It uses Vercel for hosting, loads fast, and has a valid SSL certificate with enforced HTTPS. Google's Safe Browsing and DNS blacklists show no threats. That's a positive sign for any website, especially a small one.
Where the picture gets hazy is identity and history. There's no about page, no contact information, and no social media presence. The domain is new enough that it hasn't been archived by the Wayback Machine. For a free beta tool built by a hobbyist, this level of anonymity is not unusual — but it does mean you're using a service with no public track record and no clear way to reach the developer.
If you're just generating animated replays of your RC races, the risk is low. Just don't enter any personal or payment information, because there's no privacy policy or terms of service to protect you. For now, rc-replay.dev looks like a legitimate side project, not a scam — but use it at your own discretion until the operator shows more of a public face.