Vortiq Studios

Flight sim tools that stay out of the way.

Vortiq Studios builds practical aviation tools for sim pilots. The goal is simple: fewer browser tabs, clearer flight context and an iPad that feels useful while you fly.

StudioIndependent
Built forFlight simulation
Current appVortiq EFB
Liam, developer of Vortiq Studios

About the developer

Built by Liam for real sim sessions.

I'm Liam, the developer behind Vortiq Studios. I spend a lot of time in flight simulators, and Vortiq is my attempt to make the iPad feel like it belongs in that setup.

The focus is not to make every screen look busy. It is to keep weather, route, notes, performance and records close enough that you can use them without breaking the flow of the flight.

First app

Meet Vortiq EFB.

Vortiq EFB flight summary screen

01

Start with the flight

Bring the route, aircraft and airport details together before you leave the gate.

Vortiq EFB weather screen

02

Keep the briefing close

Weather, OFP and performance pages stay connected to the flight you loaded.

Vortiq EFB traffic map screen

03

Add live context

With Vortiq Connect, the iPad can follow what is happening in the simulator.

How it is built

Made for normal sim flying.

Vortiq is built around the parts of a flight that usually end up spread across tabs, notes and separate tools.

01

Start from the flight, not the feature list

Most ideas come from moments where the workflow gets in the way: checking weather, finding a runway, writing down ATIS or reviewing the sector after landing.

02

Keep the iPad calm

The app should be easy to read next to the sim, especially when the flight gets busy. Clear pages matter more than loud effects.

03

Stay honest about the studio

Vortiq Studios is small. That is why the focus is on useful updates, good details and tools that actually fit how sim pilots fly.

Vortiq Connect

Connect the iPad to your sim.