OnFrequency puts a real-sounding controller on every frequency — clearance to centre — and fills the airwaves with the real-world traffic flying around you. Say it your way; it understands, and it talks back like the real thing.
Not a menu of canned phrases. You key the mic, you speak, and the controller works your flight from the gate to the gate.
Hold your yoke button and speak. Speech recognition runs on your own PC, and the controller understands what you meant, not just a script.
Clearance, ground, tower, departure, approach and centre — with handoffs, taxi routes, vectors to final and an initial altitude on your clearance, the way it really goes.
Real aircraft from live ADS-B data fly around you, and you hear them on the radio — and the controller answering them. You're never alone on the frequency.
Ground, Tower and Departure are different people, with a VHF radio effect — and abroad, controllers speak English with their own accent.
An optional co-pilot who can work the radio for you, standard callouts on takeoff and landing, cabin announcements, and a tug driver for the pushback.
Pre-departure clearance by text, CPDLC logon and requests, and North Atlantic oceanic clearances — accept on screen, like a real line crew.
See your cleared taxi route on a live airport map, run interactive checklists, and call ground services from the same window.
Fetch your latest SimBrief flight plan and OnFrequency files it: route, runways, procedures and cruise level, ready before you call for clearance.
When you land you get a review of how the flight went, and you can replay the whole radio conversation from your flight history.
Run the installer. A short setup picks your microphone and voices and binds push-to-talk to your yoke.
Start the sim at a gate. Pull your plan from SimBrief, or type a departure and destination.
Tap a frequency to tune it. Hold the button and make your call, the way you would in a real cockpit.
Taxi, take off, get handed from sector to sector, and get vectored onto the approach at your destination.
OnFrequency reads your position from the sim and works out who you should be talking to — and on what frequency — as you climb out through the layers of airspace.
No. Say it in plain English and the controller will understand. If you want to learn proper phraseology, OnFrequency answers the way real controllers do, so you pick it up as you fly.
Yes — turn the sim's own ATC voice off and use OnFrequency instead. It runs in its own window beside the sim, or on a second monitor.
The traffic comes from live ADS-B data — real aircraft flying near you right now — and the calls you hear follow what those aircraft are actually doing.
Yes. Flight following, uncontrolled fields on CTAF, Special VFR, touch-and-goes — from a Cessna 172 to a 747.
Pricing will be announced at launch, with a free trial so you can hear it for yourself before you buy. Join the early-access list and you'll hear first.
Speech recognition runs on your own PC. Only the text of what you said goes online, to produce the controller's answer. See the privacy notice.
OnFrequency is in final testing. Send us a line and you'll be among the first to fly with it, with launch pricing.