G vs FlightSix

See g-force calculated from your devices internal accelerometers, along with speed and altitude. Track how your favourite rollercoaster or track car compares to aerobatics! Caution - NOT FOR USE IN FLIGHT OR SAFETY CRITICAL OPERATIONS. Negative g calculation is not accurate due to device hardware limitations.

FlightSix brings the familiar six-pack flight instrument layout to your iPhone. The app combines data from your device’s motion, location, compass and pressure sensors to present: • GPS ground speed • Attitude indication • GPS or barometric altitude • Turn coordination • Magnetic heading • Vertical speed Instrument Test mode lets you control every display manually, making FlightSix useful for demonstrations, familiarisation and learning how conventional flight instruments respond. Features: • Responsive six-instrument cockpit • Live GPS ground speed • GPS and pressure-derived altitude options • Adjustable altimeter pressure setting • Attitude-level calibration • Turn-coordinator sensitivity settings • Live sensor-status information • Manual instrument demonstration mode • Works without an internet connection • No account or flight recording required Important: FlightSix uses consumer-device sensors and is intended for educational and demonstration purposes only. It is not certified aviation equipment and must not be used for navigation, aircraft control or safety-critical decisions. GPS speed is ground speed, not indicated airspeed. In pressurised aircraft, barometric altitude represents cabin pressure altitude rather than the aircraft’s actual altitude.