Phone Cockpit

PhoneCockpit turns your phone into a real flight instrument panel. Mount your phone in landscape, and PhoneCockpit reads your device's GPS and motion sensors to drive a full set of aircraft style instruments: airspeed tape, altitude tape, vertical speed indicator, artificial horizon with pitch ladder and roll indicator, and a compass. Live instruments, real data • Airspeed tape with a speed trend arrow, driven by GPS • Altitude tape and vertical speed indicator (VSI), smoothed for a stable readout • Artificial horizon with pitch ladder, bank angle scale, and a fixed aircraft symbol • Compass ring with heading readout Two ways to fly the horizon By default, the horizon follows your phone's gyroscope, just like a real attitude indicator. Switch on "car mode" in settings and it switches to the accelerometer instead, so the horizon banks with cornering and braking forces, similar to a simple gyro less attitude indicator. That makes it fun to mount in a car and watch the horizon react to real driving. Built like a real cockpit If location access isn't granted, or GPS hasn't found a fix yet, the airspeed, altitude, and VSI instruments don't fake a reading of zero. Instead they show a red "inoperative" flag, just like a real aircraft instrument with no valid data source. Your units, your mount Choose knots, km/h, or mph for speed, and feet or meters for altitude. If your mount puts the phone in an unusual orientation, invert the pitch or roll axis with one tap. Details • Fully landscape, fullscreen instrument display • Settings screen with Material You design that follows your device's colors • Available in English and German, matching your system language • Screen stays on while the app is active PhoneCockpit doesn't need an internet connection and only uses your location on device, to power the instruments while the app is open.