Software for competitive robotics.

The Control Studios ecosystem — RouteLab and Scoutly.

One Ecosystem. Two Halves.

RouteLab and Scoutly are two halves of one system. One for designing precision autonomous routes, and one for understanding real match performance.

RouteLab

A precision autonomous IDE for designing paths, managing subsystems, and generating code.

Scoutly

An offline-first scouting and analytics tool built for events with poor Wi-Fi.

Design Philosophy

This is our strongest differentiator. We build tools defined by competition reality, not theory.

Offline-first

Your tools work in gyms with no Wi-Fi.

Instant

No loading screens. No spinners. It just works.

Local-first Data

Your data is yours. It never disappears.

Minimalism

Clarity over clutter. Every pixel has a purpose.

One Design Language

Pink, rounded, precise. A unified system.

Competition Reality

Built by competitors, for competitors.

RouteLab

Precision Autonomous Control.

RouteLab is a macOS app designed for deterministic pathing, subsystem management, and simulation.

  • Precision autonomous IDE
  • Fast, deterministic, and offline-first
  • Code generation and simulation
Elims coding using RouteLab at a signature event
Scoutly app screenshot
Scoutly

A field-side tactical HUD.

Scoutly is an iOS app for offline-first scouting and analytics. Built for the reality of competition venues.

  • Offline-first scouting + analytics
  • Built for events with poor Wi-Fi
  • Smart search and event insights
Team 3142C after winning GA state skills champion in High Stakes The Team

Built by a Competitor

Control Studios isn't a faceless corporation. It's the design system of Henry Van Ness, built from thousands of hours competing in VEX Robotics with team 3142C.

These tools were created to solve real problems faced during competition—like spotty Wi-Fi, the need for instant analysis, and the demand for precision autonomous routines that just work.