Airwaze is a live aircraft app built for planespotters and aviation enthusiasts — not travelers. Every flight overhead, identified: type, route, altitude, distance and bearing from where you stand. Five dollars, once. No subscriptions, no tracking, no ads.
| No. | Property | Value | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Price, total, forever | $5 | Once. No subscriptions, no ads |
| 02 | Position refresh | 60 s | Live ADS-B positions, straight to your device |
| 03 | Overhead alert radius | 5 km | A haptic tap when traffic passes close |
| 04 | Data collected about you | 0 | No accounts, no analytics, no tracking |
Location and motion sensors are optional and processed on your device only — see the privacy policy.
Large-format panels for the closest aircraft: a hero photo of the actual airframe, route with live progress, a full telemetry grid and altitude bar. One to six panels — your window seat on the whole sky. A live slice runs in your browser.
A dark map with rotated silhouettes by aircraft category, dashed range ring, trailing flight paths and a per-category mute legend. It reads like the scope it is named after.
You are the center. Every flight annotated with live distance, compass bearing and elevation angle, sorted closest-first — and Sky Pointer: hold the phone up, sweep the sky, and it names the flight you are aiming at.
This is not a travel app. No gate changes, no fare alerts, no seat maps. Airwaze does one thing: it tells you what that aircraft overhead is — the type, the operator, where it came from and where it is going — while you stand in a field watching it.
“No subscription, no tracking, no ads. Five dollars, once — pureplay for the people who love planes.”
Airwaze is in final testing for the App Store and Google Play. Leave an email and you’ll get exactly one message — the day it goes live.