Live map & traffic
Public ADS-B traffic, airports, navaids, charts and METAR/TAF. Your own aircraft appears when the bridge is connected.
A lightweight map, career logbook, replay, landing analysis, briefing and route planner for X-Plane and Microsoft Flight Simulator — with secure access from your iPhone.
Windows installer · iPhone installs from Safari, no App Store needed · Free and open source
Connectivity, aircraft and position come from the bridge. If it is offline, Stratos says so instead of inventing data.
Recorded data first. Estimates are labelled. Nothing is uploaded unless you pair a phone.
Public ADS-B traffic, airports, navaids, charts and METAR/TAF. Your own aircraft appears when the bridge is connected.
Hours, distance, airports, aircraft, routes and records, calculated once from your real flights without double counting.
Scrub through the recorded track with a moving aircraft, altitude/speed profiles and clear markers for recorded versus interpolated values.
Touchdown rate, ground speed, runway and distance from the threshold where the data supports it — with per-aircraft thresholds.
Build a route, validate waypoints, import/export PLN, FMS and GPX, then brief weather with source and freshness.
A secure PWA reads telemetry through an outbound relay. No inbound port, no command channel, no App Store account.
The website, Windows app and iPhone app use the same application files, so features stay consistent.
Stratos-Setup.exe.All releases: GitHub Releases ↗
Needs HTTPS for installation. Live telemetry needs the relay and the desktop bridge running.
Your logbook is stored locally in the browser or the desktop app.
X-Plane 11/12: Settings → Data Output, enable rows 3, 17 and 20 to UDP port 49003 on the PC running the bridge. MSFS 2020/2024: start a flight; install the optional SimConnect Python package once if available. The bridge reports exactly which source is connected and when telemetry goes stale.
The desktop bridge pushes snapshots outbound to a relay you host. The phone pairs with a short-lived code and receives a separate read token. The relay has no command channel to the PC, tokens are hashed at rest, and the bridge is never exposed to the internet. Pairing and revocation are in Pilot → Settings.