I've added a Flight Simulator Tools section to my website: a small flight preparation area designed for simmers who want to keep important information in one place, without creating an account or configuring anything.
The idea is simple: open the page, prepare your flight, calculate what you need, note down useful information, and find everything even after refreshing the page.
What you can do with it:
- Prepare a flight in a clear interface, without switching between tools
- Automatically save your values if the page is accidentally refreshed
- Use a local logbook to centralize flight information
- Note departure and arrival airports, runways, ground altitudes, and QNH
- Quickly open an airport's METAR/TAF as soon as its ICAO identifier is entered
- Easily calculate Top of Descent without manually rewriting formulas
- Send TOD results directly to the logbook with a single click
- Estimate fuel with units suited to what you actually know: USG, LB, or KG, per hour or per nautical mile
- Display total fuel in the most convenient unit while keeping USG, LB, and KG visible
- Send total fuel to the logbook without copying the values
- Write flight notes in a dedicated space, like a journal
- Quickly convert useful aviation units
- Access useful apps and links to prepare or track your flight
- Activate a Focus mode to hide the rest of the site and keep only the tools visible.
This is for virtual pilots who like to prepare their flights in a more manual and structured way: Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane, Prepar3D, VATSIM, IVAO, GA flights, light IFR, bush flying, navigation, training, or simply those who want to keep a small companion cockpit open alongside the simulator.
It's not meant to replace tools like SimBrief, but rather to offer a simple, quick, and user-friendly page for calculating, noting, and retrieving essential flight information.