iso.me vs Flight Kneeboard EFB

iso.me uses GPS to track your location visits and movement paths — all stored privately on your device. Features: • Automatic visit detection with place names and addresses • High-accuracy GPS tracking with path recording • Live Activity showing real-time tracking on your Lock Screen • Interactive map with visit markers, travel paths, and date filtering • Export your data in JSON, CSV, or Markdown format • Import previously exported data • Apple Watch companion app • Free to use; unlock data export with a one-time purchase Great for privacy-minded geolocation history, travel journals, routes, trips, every journey, hikes, walks, and commutes. Your data never leaves your device. No accounts, no servers, no tracking of you.

Everything you expect from a full electronic flight bag, the whole workflow from planning on the ground to the approach. MAPS AND CHARTS • VFR sectionals, terminal area charts and flyway charts • IFR enroute low and high, Caribbean/Mexico low and high, and oceanic • In house VFR-style chart for the entire world • Satellite imagery basemap • Georeference approach plates, airport diagrams, takeoff minimums, Chart Supplement AIRPORTS • Runway lengths, widths, surfaces, TDZE, thresholds, pattern direction • Frequencies, ATIS and D-ATIS, flow control, fuel and services • Your aircraft's takeoff and landing numbers for each runway • NOTAM Highlights: the few that matter, above the sixty that do not • NOTAMs grouped into runway, taxiway, procedure, airspace and other • Favorites, direct-to, and add-to-route from any airport WEATHER • METARs and TAFs — tap any token in the raw text to decode it in place • PIREPs, winds and temperatures aloft anywhere on earth, MOS/LAMP guidance • Up to 8 days of station history, charted nine different ways • Animated radar with a time slider, and surface analysis • Infrared satellite that follows where you are looking — GOES and Himawari • Airport weather cameras with 24hrs of history • Color airport symbols by flight category, wind, ceiling, visibility or ATIS • Loaded weather stays available offline ADVISORIES AND AIRSPACE • SIGMETs including international, AIRMETs and TFRs • Controlled and special-use airspace worldwide, floors and ceilings labelled • Live FAA feeds: runway visual range, wind shear, airspace activation, traffic flow • Military training routes, obstacles, MVA/MIA sectors • Navaids, fixes, VFR reporting points, and low/high airways PROCEDURES • Approaches, departures and arrivals plotted on the map • Filter approaches by ILS, LOC or GPS, grouped by runway • Load an approach with its transition or vectors and fly it in the route FLIGHT PLANNING • Type a route with airway expansion, or pull preferred and coded ones • Trip planner: aircraft profile, altitude, power setting, fuel on board • Nav log with leg headings, distances, times and fuel • Winds-aloft-corrected times, with climb, cruise and descent performance • Fuel plan with taxi, enroute, reserve and block • Full briefing, and a printable flight package or PDF IN FLIGHT • Synthetic-vision PFD with terrain ahead, an HSI, and full-screen instruments • Terrain shaded against your selected altitude • Glide ring from your current height • ADS-B traffic from portable GDL 90 receivers over Wi-Fi • Sim Connect: MSFS and X-Plane over your home network • Own-ship that degrades honestly when the GPS fix does • Live groundspeed, GPS altitude, track, vertical speed and Zulu time • Two-finger measure for distance and bearing DOWNLOAD AND CURRENCY • Download FAA charts, plates and data by region and by product • 28-day data and 56-day chart cycles, with a cycle picker • Fully usable with no connection once downloaded IMPORTANT This app is an advisory aid for situational awareness only. It is not certified for navigation and must not be used as a primary means of navigation, or for terrain or traffic avoidance. Traffic from a portable receiver will not include all aircraft. Always carry current official charts and comply with your operating rules. Data comes from the FAA, NOAA/NWS, openAIP, NASA and OpenStreetMap; verify currency before every flight.