Your panel, your layout.
Pick the instruments you need. Arrange and resize them for your screen, whether you fly a piston single, a turboprop or a jet.
ANDROID + WINDOWS · MSFS 2020
A dedicated instrument dashboard for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Keep the flight data you need on your Android tablet, with the outside view on your main screen.
Windows bridge. Local network. QR pairing.

BUILT AROUND YOUR FLIGHT
Pick the instruments you need. Arrange and resize them for your screen, whether you fly a piston single, a turboprop or a jet.
Engine displays adapt to the reported engine type. Unavailable data is marked clearly, instead of being filled with invented readings.
The development preview streams supported simulator pop-out windows for PFD, ND, ECAM and E/WD. Your aircraft supplies the image.
THE INSTRUMENT LIBRARY
From the first climb to the final checklist. Flight data, engine readings, aircraft systems and original simulator displays, all in a dashboard you arrange.
Development preview · September 2026 The latest widgets and pop-out streaming are in development. The downloadable beta may contain an earlier set.
The essentials, always in sight.
IAS, true airspeed and ground speed
Indicated, AGL, radio altitude and vertical speed
Magnetic heading
Coordinates, track and next waypoint
Local and UTC time
Wind, outside temperature, pressure and density altitude
Approximate headwind, tailwind and crosswind
Read the settings without changing your view.
Selected heading, altitude and speed
Reported AP, flight director and guidance states
COM, NAV and transponder
Parameters that fit the engine type.
Piston RPM / manifold pressure, turboprop RPM / torque or turbine N1 / N2
RPM, manifold pressure, CHT and EGT
Propeller RPM; torque and ITT for turboprops
Oil pressure and temperature
Choose the view that suits your cockpit.
Quantity, estimated endurance and range
Per-engine and total consumption
Left and right tank quantities
Two analog tank gauges with reported capacities
A clear view of the systems your aircraft reports.
Gear, flaps, spoilers and parking brake
Battery 1 voltage / current and generator states
Engine-indexed pressure and quantity
Cabin altitude, rate, pressure difference and signs
Landing, taxi, navigation, beacon and strobe
Reported pitot, airframe, windshield and engine states
Stream a supported pop-out window from your PC.
Original primary flight display
Original navigation display
Original system display
Original engine / warning display
FROM PC TO TABLET
Run FlightCockpit Desktop on the Windows PC that runs Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
Install the Android beta, join the same local network and scan the desktop QR code.
Select, arrange and resize the widgets available in your build. Open a supported simulator window for original-display streaming in the development preview.
WILL IT WORK WITH MY AIRCRAFT?
FlightCockpit reads the simulator's standard variables, not aircraft-specific code. Whatever reports them shows the full panel. Where an add-on keeps its systems in its own variables, single readings can differ — and a widget that does not know a value says so instead of inventing one.
Cessna 172, A320neo, 787 and the rest of the stock hangar. They report the standard simulator variables, so every widget has a source to read from.
The aircraft we fly ourselves — every test flight since September was one. Attitude, speed, altitude, engines and fuel read correctly. Systems the add-on keeps in its own variables, such as spoiler arming, can read differently until the deeper integration lands.
Anything built on the standard variables works the same way. The more an add-on models its own systems, the more single readings can differ — the instruments do not guess.
The bridge reads the 2020 simulator today. 2024 support is on the roadmap, not in the build.
Reading the A32NX systems that live outside the standard variables.
The next wave of add-on aircraft after FlyByWire.
DISPLAY WIDGETS ARE FREE
Read-only widgets belong to the Free plan. Start with the Android beta and Windows bridge. Upcoming controls are a separate part of the roadmap.
See the setup guideDevelopment previews may show features that are not yet in the downloadable beta.
BEFORE YOU TAKE OFF
FlightCockpit is an Android cockpit dashboard for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. A Windows desktop bridge sends simulator data over your local network to your phone or tablet.
All read-only display widgets belong to the Free plan. The current development catalog contains 28 widgets. Screenshots show development builds; widgets and original-display streaming may not yet be included in the downloadable beta. Future Pilot features are intended for controls, not for unlocking these displays.
The Free widgets are designed for different aircraft types, including piston aircraft, turboprops and jets. Available readings depend on the standard simulator data each aircraft provides. Missing readings appear as unavailable. Some add-ons use custom data or report zero for unmodeled systems; universal aircraft compatibility has not been verified.
Yes. In the development preview, the PFD, ND, ECAM / SD and E/WD widgets receive an original simulator pop-out window captured by the Windows bridge. The aircraft must support opening the required display in a separate window. FlightCockpit does not recreate the PFD from telemetry.
A Windows 10 or 11 PC running MSFS 2020 and the FlightCockpit desktop bridge, plus an Android device on the same local network. Pair the Android app with the desktop bridge by scanning its QR code. Streaming stays on your local network; internet access is used for account and license services.
The current implementation targets Android and MSFS 2020. iOS, MSFS 2024 and X-Plane are not currently advertised as supported releases. There is no confirmed release date for them.
No. FlightCockpit is an independent third-party product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Microsoft Corporation.
FOLLOW THE DEVELOPMENT
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ON THE WORKBENCH
No promised dates — just what is open on the bench right now.
Every flight your PC records lands in the app — route, block and flight time, landings. No manual entry.
A sharper PFD: cleaner tapes, flight-mode annunciations, and correct behaviour at the edges of the envelope.
The Windows bridge speaks three languages; the switch stays off until the translations are reviewed.