Live Flight
Aircraft position, speed, altitude, fuel and flight phase from MSFS.
DIMFLY is being built as a modern companion for Microsoft Flight Simulator — designed for desktop, tablet and mobile, with live flight data, SimBrief integration, route progress and practical cockpit tools in one clean interface.
Elevation 2,497 ft
Transition Alt 6,000 ft
Longest RWY 14,173 ft
Aircraft position, speed, altitude, fuel and flight phase from MSFS.
Your route, waypoints and planned flight data in the same interface.
Distance remaining, ETA, next waypoint and route overview at a glance.
A responsive design made for desktop, tablet and mobile from day one.
A focused flight companion built around the things you are most likely to want nearby during a flight — without pretending features exist before they are ready.
Live aircraft data from Microsoft Flight Simulator when the simulator is connected.
Planned route, aircraft and flight details brought in from SimBrief.
A clean route view with departure, destination, waypoints and aircraft position.
Distance remaining, next waypoint, elapsed time and estimated arrival context.
Useful destination basics such as airport information, runway context and arrival overview.
A simple descent-focused panel to keep top-of-descent and profile information easy to read.
A layout designed to stay practical on desktop, tablets and phones.
A dark, readable interface made to feel comfortable beside the simulator.
Instead of only text cards, here are a few extra preview blocks that show the kind of layout and visual style DIMFLY is moving toward.
A larger route-focused preview for the kind of map view the app is expected to offer.
A compact portrait-friendly concept showing how DIMFLY can stay practical on smaller screens.
Madrid-Barajas
Elevation 2,497 ft
Longest RWY 14,173 ft
Live flight context, route overview and mobile-friendly layout in one consistent interface.
These preview cards represent the type of side panels and quick-reference information the app is being designed around.
DIMFLY is currently a project in progress, and the page is meant to preview the direction of the app.
The design language is already close to the intended product, but details may continue to evolve as development moves forward.
The goal is a practical companion for the simulator — not a page full of promises that do not match the actual roadmap.