Beta access open • Founder Pilot intake

Turn every MSFS flight into a calendar, replay, and pilot story.

Flight Calendar MSFS is a calendar-first Microsoft Flight Simulator logbook for pilots who want more than a list of flights. Capture SimConnect telemetry, attach SimBrief plan context, replay route and phase history, inspect Raw SimVars, open Blackbox FDR graphs, and grow a Pilot Profile from the flights you complete.

MSFS 2024 / 2020 SimConnect telemetry SimBrief plan review Timeline-synced FDR
Beta access is opening now.Built for pilots who want their logbook to feel alive: live capture, route replay, plan context, recorder graphs, and profile progression moving together.
CaptureLive + completed parityFlight Stack cards stay useful after shutdown.
ReplayMap, timeline, and SimVars togetherScrub once. Connected review panels update together.
ProgressYour logbook becomes identityXP, stamps, aircraft, routes, and milestones.
Flight Calendar in action

Plan, capture, replay, and progress from one aviation calendar.

Move through the preview tabs above to see how a flight flows from a live day card into route playback, SimBrief context, telemetry review, Blackbox FDR graphs, and Pilot Profile progression. It is designed for pilots who want their MSFS logbook to feel connected before, during, and after a flight.

For MSFS pilots

Flight Calendar MSFS is built for pilots searching for a better logbook.

Whether you are searching for an MSFS logbook, a Microsoft Flight Simulator flight tracker, a SimBrief review companion, or a Blackbox replay tool, Flight Calendar brings the core flight story into one calendar-first experience.

SimBrief review

SimBrief plan context stays attached to the flight.

Review route, cruise, fuel, aircraft, dispatch values, reports, and waypoint context next to the flight that actually happened, so the plan and replay are easier to compare.

SimConnect telemetry

Telemetry turns the logbook into a replay system.

Captured SimConnect data powers the timeline, route map, flight phases, Raw SimVar watchlists, and Blackbox Flight Data Recorder graphs.

Blackbox FDR

Blackbox graphs help pilots revisit the details.

Inspect captured channels like altitude, airspeed, vertical speed, fuel, heading, wind, attitude, controls, and selected SimVars with cursor movement tied to timeline playback.

Pilot Profile

Your MSFS history becomes progression.

Flights become more than rows in a table. Completed routes contribute to XP, stamps, aircraft history, memorable airports, and a profile that makes the logbook feel alive.

Mission deck

One flight, connected from takeoff to memory.

A compact flight deck shows the core loop at a glance: start with the calendar, capture the flight, replay the route, review the telemetry, and watch your Pilot Profile grow.

Calendar homeRoute replaySimBrief contextRaw SimVarsBlackbox FDRPilot XP
Flight #260531-001KSFO → KSEA • A320neo • MSFS 2024
LIVE CAPTURE
KSFOSan Francisco
KSEASeattle Tacoma
Cruise
FL330
286 kt
15,802 lbs
CaptureReplayAnalyzeProfile
Why Flight Calendar feels different

A connected flight memory system for MSFS pilots.

Flight Calendar’s value is the connective tissue: one flight can carry its calendar card, route, SimBrief plan context, phase rail, replay timeline, selected Raw SimVars, Blackbox telemetry review, and Pilot Profile progress.

🧭Phase-aware flying

Preflight, pushback, taxi, takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, approach, landing, taxi-in, and post-flight become readable progress instead of hidden telemetry.

📋SimBrief stays attached

Plan data, report review, waypoint controls, cruise, fuel, procedures, and route strings stay connected to the flight you actually flew.

📡Raw SimVars without chaos

Search, filter, order, and watchlist the simulator variables that matter to your aircraft and replay workflow.

📈Blackbox FDR review

Captured channels such as altitude, airspeed, vertical speed, fuel, heading, wind, attitude, controls, and selected optional channels can be reviewed with timeline-synced cursors.

🛂Pilot identity and history

Flights become XP, airport stamps, aircraft history, reports, route memories, and a profile that makes flying feel cumulative.

Benefits

Why pilots will want to test it in beta.

Flight Calendar gives sim pilots cleaner flight history, faster post-flight review, better calendar organization, and a reason to revisit completed routes.

🗓️Calendar clarityFlights are organized by day so upcoming flights, completed legs, and replay history are easy to scan.
📋Planning contextSimBrief plan data keeps route, cruise, procedures, fuel, and dispatch values attached to the flight.
📡Telemetry visibilitySimConnect and Raw SimVars turn a flight into reviewable data without forcing pilots into spreadsheets.
📈Replay confidenceTimeline, map, phase, and FDR cursors make post-flight analysis feel connected and trustworthy.
Workflow

From live capture to replay in one path.

The beta story is simple: connect, fly, capture, review, and grow your pilot profile.

01ConnectUse the Windows companion with SimConnect and attach available flight context.
02FlyFlight Stack tracks live state, phase, route, aircraft, and core telemetry.
03ReplayScrub the timeline and map while Overview and Raw SimVars update with the selected frame.
04AnalyzeUse Blackbox FDR graphs and SimBrief plan context for a deeper review.
05ProgressCreate a living Pilot Profile with XP, stamps, aircraft history, and route memories.
Beta momentum

Preparing for Founder Pilots.

The beta is focused on trustworthy capture, clean replay, and making completed flights easier to revisit. Access is intentionally limited so feedback can be handled carefully.

Live captureFlight Stack, phase state, route, timing, and telemetry.
Replay reviewTimeline, map, Overview, Raw SimVars, and FDR sync.
Pilot growthXP, stamps, aircraft history, reports, and profile polish.
Beta access

Help refine Flight Calendar.

We’re looking for Founder Pilots who fly different aircraft, route lengths, sim versions, and telemetry-heavy workflows. Your feedback will help polish Flight Calendar before wider release.

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Test live-to-completed parityValidate that a completed replay feels as rich and accurate as the live session.
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Stress telemetry and watchlistsUse real aircraft workflows to test Raw SimVars, graph syncing, and readable review panels.
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Shape SimBrief and route reviewHelp refine plan fetching, waypoint rendering, and plan-vs-actual review.
FAQ

Questions MSFS pilots may ask.

Clear answers for pilots comparing MSFS logbooks, SimBrief companions, telemetry tools, and replay systems.

What is Flight Calendar MSFS?Flight Calendar is a calendar-first Microsoft Flight Simulator logbook and replay companion for MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020 pilots. It organizes flights by day and connects each flight to SimConnect telemetry, SimBrief plan context, route replay, Raw SimVars, Blackbox FDR graphs, and Pilot Profile progression.
Is Flight Calendar an MSFS logbook?Yes. Flight Calendar is designed as an MSFS flight logbook with live and completed Flight Stack cards, route history, replay tools, telemetry review, and a Pilot Profile that grows from completed flights.
Does Flight Calendar work with MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020?Yes. Flight Calendar is designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 pilots using the Windows companion and SimConnect capture.
Does this replace SimBrief?No. Flight Calendar adds context around SimBrief by attaching plan data, route, fuel, procedures, dispatch values, and reports to the flight’s calendar and replay history.
What is Blackbox Flight Data Recorder?Blackbox Flight Data Recorder is Flight Calendar’s telemetry review mode. It presents recorder-style graphs for captured values such as altitude, airspeed, vertical speed, fuel, heading, wind, attitude, controls, and selected SimVars with cursors synced to timeline playback.
What will beta pilots be able to test?Beta pilots can help test live capture, completed-flight review, route replay, SimBrief plan context, Raw SimVar watchlists, Blackbox graph syncing, waypoint rendering, and Pilot Profile progression as beta builds evolve.