A live radar scope of the sky above you. Every aircraft you can actually see, plotted, with airline, flight number, route, altitude, and which way to look. iPhone and iPad in your pocket, Apple TV as an always-on ambient display. Free, with Pro for routes.

Hey, PH, dev here. I'm Charlie Wood, and DGR Labs is my a one-person shop. You might remember me from Spanning Sync, Spanning Backup, or Numerous. Overflight started with a personal compulsion: when a plane flies over my house I have to know what it is. Like, always. But every flight tracker wants to show me a map of the whole country and I wanted the opposite: just my visible sky and details about the aircraft in it. During beta testing, the Apple TV version emerged as its own thing: an ambient, always-on instrument. iPhone sessions average under a minute. Apple TV sessions average around 30 minutes. Huh! I use them both all the time: the iPhone version to answer the "What's that?" question, and the Apple TV version in my office to give me ambient awareness of my local airspace. The spoken traffic feature is IMO the hidden gem. Try it and see if you get hooked. Also try to "Precise location & direction" feature on Apple TV. I think it's pretty novel. The app is free, with a Pro tier for routes, spoken traffic, always-on mode, and "inbound interesting", a special mode for incoming military aircraft. Lots more info at https://dgrlabs.co/g/id4orc Let me know what you think.I'll be around in the comments.

the 30 min avg Apple TV session vs under a minute on iPhone tells you everything about who this is for. one's a quick lookup, other's basically a screensaver you actually want on.

"inbound interesting" mode sounds like it could get concerning fast.

Love the Apple TV angle here. Turning local airspace into an ambient display feels way more natural than another big map you have to actively check.

"inbound interesting" is hilarious and a little terrifying.

the 30 min avg Apple TV session vs under a minute on iPhone tells you everything about who this is for. one's a quick lookup, other's basically a screensaver you actually want on.

"inbound interesting" mode sounds like it could get concerning fast.

Love the Apple TV angle here. Turning local airspace into an ambient display feels way more natural than another big map you have to actively check.

"inbound interesting" is hilarious and a little terrifying.

Overflight

Identify every aircraft in your sky.

Identify every aircraft in your sky.