In development
NavCue development begins
The foundation and read-only SimConnect connection are taking shape for a minimal VFR navigation overlay: No moving map. Fly the plan.
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The next flight starts here.
We build software for people who love flight simulation. Navora is our first project: a new way to discover, plan, and prepare VFR flights.
Featured project · Navora
For Microsoft Flight Simulator · In development
XFlight AI / Project 01VFR / MSFS
Discover places. Plan the route. Fly the experience.
Promotional artwork for the project · Not an in-app screenshot
News from XFlight AI
Latest updates.
Public release
Discovery 0.3.0 is available
Try Surprise Me, explore the refreshed interface, and see why a flight fits your selected time. Coverage now includes 1,589 airports in 16 regions.
Explore DiscoveryIn development
Debrief 0.2 is taking shape
A clearer landing review and refreshed interface are in development, with analysis checked against recorded flights. Free 0.1 remains the public download.
Explore DebriefIn development
Navora: visual VFR routes and briefing tests
Route planning and early briefings with visual references are being validated ahead of the invited closed beta.
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What we make
What we make
Tools for the world beyond the cockpit.
XFlight AI is an independent project developing tools for flight simulation. Our first project, Navora, focuses on the experience around a VFR flight: where to go, how to shape the route, and how to prepare.
XFlight AI / Projects
Explore our projects.
Two free tools are available now. Our other projects are at different stages of development.
Available now
Freeware 0.3.0 · WindowsXFlight VFR DiscoveryDiscover your next VFR flight or let Surprise Me choose, with 16 regions to explore in MSFS 2020 and 2024.Explore the tool Free 0.1 · WindowsXFlight DebriefRecord an MSFS 2024 flight, then explore its timeline, landing, and evidence-based debrief.Explore the toolIn development
Featured project
A new way to plan and explore VFR flights for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Explore the roadmapDiscover
Find a place and an idea for your next VFR flight in the simulator.
Plan
Connect departure, destination, and the references that give a route its character.
Fly
Take the mission you prepared into your Microsoft Flight Simulator session.
The thinking behind Navora
A route is more than a line on a map.
Places, visual references, and the reasons behind a route should be part of the planning experience. That is the direction we are building toward.
Flight planning / Human first
- You choose where to fly.
- Visual references give the route context.
- Suggestions should come with clear reasons.
Our product direction
Where Navora is going
From the first flights to the full experience.
We’re building Navora in stages, validating the planning workflow ahead of the invited closed beta. Tester feedback will help shape the next steps.
In preparation
Invited closed beta
A focused planning and briefing experience for invited testers. Their feedback will help us validate the workflow and refine the next steps.
Product direction
VFR intelligence
Richer route discovery, visual landmarks, an understandable navigation brief, and clear reasons behind suggestions.
Full product goals
More depth, more control
An advanced map, meaningful contextual AI, and aircraft weight and balance are part of the experience we want for a complete release. An optional simulator connection is also being explored.
This is the current direction, not a release schedule. Features and scope will be refined through development and testing.
Development update / 5 October 2026
In development.
Closed beta ahead.
Development now includes direct and visual VFR route planning, with early tests of briefings that describe landmarks along the route. We’re validating geographic coverage and the complete planning workflow ahead of the invited closed beta.
We’ll share updates as testing progresses. A date for wider availability has not yet been announced.
For Microsoft Flight Simulator only. Navora is not intended for real-world flight planning or navigation.
Free tool / Available now
XFlight VFR Discovery
Free 0.3.0 · Available now
Windows x64 · Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024
A starting point for your next VFR flight.
Choose a region, preferred flight time, and aircraft class to discover an airport-to-airport VFR flight. Or try Surprise Me: it chooses a region and flight-time window while keeping your selected aircraft class.
Version 0.3.0 brings a refreshed interface and Why this flight: a short explanation of the suggested route and how it fits your chosen time. Explore 1,589 selected airports across 16 regions in Europe and the United States, including Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
Works offline, with no account or subscription. Distance, heading, and flight time are estimates for simulation; airport availability depends on your simulator installation. For flight simulation only, not real-world aviation use.
Download on Flightsim.toOpens the published download page on Flightsim.to.
Free tool / Available now
XFlight Debrief
Free 0.1 · Available now
Understand the flight you just flew.
Record a flight in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and review it afterward in a Windows desktop app. Explore the flight timeline, approach and landing charts, a plain-language overview, and observations grounded in the recorded data.
The debrief highlights what happened and offers evidence-based ideas for what to work on next. Recordings stay on your computer; there is no flight score.
Windows x64 · Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. For flight simulation only, not real-world aviation use.
Download on Flightsim.toOpens the published download page on Flightsim.to.
Version 0.2 · In development. Work is focused on a clearer landing review and a refreshed interface, with analysis being checked against recorded flights. Free 0.1 remains the public download.
Early projects
More tools taking shape.
V0.1.0 Free · In development
XFlight NavCue
No moving map. Fly the plan.
A local Windows companion for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, designed to keep VFR navigation cues visible without turning the flight into moving-map navigation. The planned Free 0.1 release imports a .PLN flight plan and uses a read-only SimConnect connection to drive a compact, transparent navigation strip.
Waypoint, distance, course and next-course guidance, deterministic waypoint passage and an optional chime are being developed. No public download or release date has been announced.
Early prototype
XFlight Performance
A Windows tool in early development to collect simulator-session performance data and investigate slowdowns. Analysis and simulator integration are still being explored.
Early prototype
XFlight VFR ATC Trainer
An offline prototype for practising VFR radio calls through guided scenarios. Voice and simulator connections are future development goals.
These projects are in development. Public downloads and release dates have not been announced.