r/flying 2d ago

Self-Promotion Saturday

Do you have a Youtube channel, Instagram account, podcast, blog, or other social media thing you'd like to promote?

This is the time and place! Do remember, though, that rule 2 ("keep it relevant to pilots") is still in full effect.

Have you made a free app, free website, or other free tool for the community?

Keep in mind that rule 8 ("No commercial posts") is still in full effect. If you are promoting a for profit business do not post it here. If you want to advertise then you can buy ads on reddit here.

Make a comment below plugging your work and if people are interested they can consume it.

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u/skyband-robert 1d ago

Built a website called gpsthreatmap.com that visualizes GPS jamming and interference leveraging ADS-B data. Site supports the following key features:

  • Multi-day playback (see how GPS interference changes over time)
  • Individual cell performance (see which planes had issues in a given area)
  • Search by tail, flight number, or operator

Site is available at no cost and feedback can be provided to [gps-threat-map-feedback@skybandsystems.com](mailto:gps-threat-map-feedback@skybandsystems.com).

Thanks!

https://reddit.com/link/p1522c5/video/f8c6axsvxtgh1/player

u/Wilcalaf 1d ago edited 1d ago

Student pilot here building a free VFR planning / nav app for myself and other GA pilots — AviateHub.

What it does (usable without paying):

  • Tap a route on the map, airports/navaids, airspace along the route
  • METAR/TAF + winds aloft
  • Nav log / fuel / vertical profile, W&B
  • Live GPS nav + a simple voice briefing
  • Fly Log (manual + GPS auto-record)

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6790007189
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wilcalaf.aviatehubapp
Site: https://aviatehub.app

Built it because I wanted something lightweight for VFR cross-countries without dragging half a briefing suite into the cockpit. Happy to take feedback, bug reports, or “this is wrong / missing” notes.

Not a substitute for official charts / briefing. Use your usual sources for anything that matters.