Sim Guardian

Hello Guys, Not sure if this is absolutely the best forum for this post, but I suppose it could be considered a bargain! Sim Guardian www.sim-guardian.com is ready for launch but I need a handful more beta testers to make sure it is 100% stable. it started as something I developed just for personal use but a few community buddies also started using it and have persuaded me to try to launch it commercially. Its been working well and is stable for the most part, but I really need some users of the Fenix A320 family, the Inibuilds A350 family and the iFly 737Max (and others too) to give feedback on the push alerts mechanism. The software will be yours to use for free - forever - inclusive off all updates for giving me your feedback - don't hold back; all feedback helps - similarly you'll be heard in coming up with additional functionality you might want to see added. A quick overview of the software features (much better explained with screenshots on the website): Preflight tools: ICAO lookup for airlines, call signs, ICAO airline code. ICAO look up for airports by normal name Real world flight finder: Select a region, an aircraft type and a ideal duration and the tool will return a selection that meet the criteria - preferring those where you have scenery for both airports and livery for the aircraft. This is then one click exported to SimBrief which launches already all filled in (it's magic!) During the flight your flight is tracked live and key bits of info from your OFP is shown front and centre - it can also send push notifications to your phone in case of master caution or fire alerts, TOC and TOD also... its this that I mainly need testing as each aircraft needs to be coded individually and while thats done now, I need more test subjects to let me know its working! Also during live flights you can monitor your PC performance (GPU CPU RAM usage etc) After you land your flight is automatically added to a log book, but its a really cool log book - sources imagery for both airports, the aircraft you flew, in the correct livery, often down to the tail number. It also give visual, interactive charts for the flight showing alt and speed, a map of the flight, the full OFP (behind a link) key elements from the OFP front and centre and also it pulls in any photos you took using the msfs camera tool and puts them on the interactive timeline that shows where you were (on the map) how fast and how high at that point. The app also pulls in add on data and presents it so you can see what adding you have, also what hardware you have with links out to the manufacturer support pages for that device (where known) and also GSX profiles installed. Where one is missing, it links to Flightsim.to to download it - once downloaded it can be installed through the app by dragging the zip into the app. There are a few other bits, but check out the site and see what you think. Thanks for your time - if you want to partake in the offer, please drop me a line at [email protected] Travis