The completed alpha version of the simulator reads data from the game and displays it in a special frontend. This fulfills the basic functionality of the DTCO simulator, and further development can build upon this foundation. In total, several hundred hours have already been invested in the development, and a few thousand lines of code have been generated.

Once the data is temporarily available, it should be stored for the legally required duration, just like in the original. Typically, this is 365 days. The simulation time is used as the basis. The stored data includes, among other things, speeds, driving, rest, and shift times, visited countries, and recorded offenses (e.g., driving time violations).

To complete the simulation, the driver's card should be simulated. Based on the current laws, it stores various data on driving time, offenses (e.g., speeding), working hours, etc., over a long period. Everything that the real driver's card can do should also be possible in the simulation.

Currently, the development is still based on a PHP environment. To release it as a standalone app, including on Android, the code needs to be migrated to Kotlin.