The app provides a mobile interface for Where are the Pilots. Users can view the last known positions of friends and observe live tracks of their group.
by Petra Zellweger★ 0.00 ratingsSports$2.99Data updated 2026-09-30
Allows players to compete in multiplayer matches against friends. Customize characters and manage a stable by buying with unique attributes. Participate in events to test horse skills. Improve 3D graphics for enhanced visual experience.
Track up to 20 friends on a shared map. Sync waypoints, tracks, routes, and collections across devices. Plan routes using the same maps and vehicle profiles as on the Tread device. Import and export GPX files.
Find meeting or stopover locations between two addresses. Search for venues based on type and location. View results on a map and select preferred options. Split journeys by distance or time.
Track golf scores with GPS and post rounds to build a personal history. Manage large group events, single-group side games, and wagering. Keep non-competitive scores and sync with USGA® for handicap data. View stats and personal records.
Plan and navigate using an interactive moving map with aeronautical charts, satellite, or vector map backgrounds. View real-time flight data, track position, and adjust routes. Access up-to-date weather and airspace information.
View real-time weather data including D-ATIS, METARs, TAFs, and reports. Access up-to-date radar images with a subscription or delayed radar for free users. Explore detailed airport information and maps for flight planning.
The app offers a functional circular slide rule for descent planning. It calculates top of descent distance, angle, rate, glide ratio, and maximum glide distance.
Track stats, watch highlights, compete with friends
Track stats in real-time with AI-powered shot tracking. View player attributes and performance metrics. Compete on group leaderboards. Watch AI-enhanced highlight clips of your plays. Share and compare game data with friends.
The app allows users to pilot powerful buggies across 10 extreme tracks. Users can compete in races, earn money, and aim for the world ranking by uploading scores.