How ApexTM
Works
A simple breakdown of how content is made on this platform and where AI fits into that.
Not the author.
ApexTM is a one-person passion project. AI tools are a part of the production workflow – they help with structure, presentation and editorial drafting. The analysis, data, context and scene knowledge all come from following Trackmania competitively and researching, sourcing from official results and community bits.
This isn’t a content farm. It’s a platform built by someone who actually watches the scene and cares about how it’s covered. Or not.
- Article structure and HTML formatting
- UI/UX design and layout decisions
- Editorial tone and spelling/drafting
- Visual presentation and consistency
- All competitive analysis and breakdowns
- Player and event data, sourced and verified
- Decisions on what to cover
- Scene knowledge and context
The same way a writer using Grammarly doesn’t footnote every sentence, AI assisted formatting and drafting doesn’t require a disclaimer on each article. The perspective, the knowledge and the judgment are always mine. This page exists for anyone who wants the full picture. Or just doesn’t have time to watch and follow everything, everytime.
Just someone who actually gives a damn.
I’m not a professional editor or reporter. I have a background that means I know how to put content together and I follow this scene close enough to have something worth saying. ApexTM exists because Trackmania deserves better coverage than it gets and because building something properly is more interesting than building it badly. And because I had a knee surgery and needed to take my focus elsewhere.
AI makes it possible to do that at a standard I’m proud of, without a full journal team. That’s the whole story.