FlightDeck vs WeGone!

FlightDeck is the flight tracker that shows you what pilots are saying, live. PILOT MESSAGES (ACARS) Read the messages pilots and their airline send each other, decoded live: diversions, medical emergencies, maintenance problems, and the odd joke. Search any flight and day. TRACK YOUR FLIGHT Follow your flight on your Lock Screen: clearance, pushback, takeoff and landing runways, and the plane flying in that becomes yours. 3D MODE The 3D flight tracking you've seen all over social media. Real planes in their airline's paint, gear and all. Nothing else comes close. REPLAY Go back to any flight from the last 30 days and watch it fly again. ALERTS Write an alert in plain English, or draw one on the map. Get notified about emergency squawks and military and government aircraft. ALSO INCLUDED Weather radar, turbulence and pilot reports, D-ATIS, METARs, plain-English NOTAMs, FAA ground stops and delays, active runways, gates, TSA wait times, and approach charts. SUBSCRIPTION FlightDeck requires a weekly or yearly subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. It renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel it anytime in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://www.tryflightdeck.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.tryflightdeck.com/terms

Getting six guys to agree on a weekend is harder than the trip itself. WeGone! is where the plan lives. Throw up a few weekends and let everybody vote. Build the itinerary day by day, before anyone has even agreed the dates. Keep one supply list that everybody can claim off — twelve cases of beer, you take two, somebody else takes the rest, and nobody turns up with four coolers and no ice. WHAT'S IN IT Dates — propose weekends, everybody votes, lock the one that works. Itinerary — Day 1, Day 2, Day 3. Real dates appear once you lock a weekend. Supplies — a shared list where people claim shares, not just whole items. Meals — suggest them, vote on them, push the ingredients to the supply list. Packing — your own private list, with a starter list to work from. Chat — the whole group, photos and GIFs included. Photos — one place for everybody's pictures instead of four group texts. Calcutta — a proper scoreboard for the tournament: auction, leaderboards, side pots, and a Wall of Shame for whoever keeps catching catfish. Location — share where you are, only when you switch it on, and only until you say stop. Every trip is private. People join with a code from somebody already on it. Turn off the tabs your trip doesn't need, and drag the rest into whatever order suits you — your tab bar is yours, not the group's. No ads. No tracking. Nothing to buy.