Your voice.
Their next move.
An air traffic control game in development for iPhone and iPad. We’re building Voice Control so you can speak your clearances and work the traffic.
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No in-game ads. Touch controls remain available.
Voice Control concept · in development
Speak the clearance.
Work the traffic.
A vector. An airline callsign. A runway to join. We’re building Voice Control around the language of your next decision, with a pilot readback that brings the exchange to life.
“Delta two niner zero, fly heading zero niner eight.”
“Heading zero niner eight, Delta two niner zero.”
DAL290 · Heading 098°
Call the aircraft. Give the heading. Hear both in the pilot’s readback.
“Speedbird two four, fly heading zero niner zero.”
“Heading zero niner zero, Speedbird two four.”
BAW24 · Heading 090°
BA on the ticket. BAW in the identifier. Speedbird on the radio. The game maps the airline’s spoken callsign to its aircraft identifier.
“United two four five, join pattern runway two eight left.”
“Entering the traffic pattern runway two eight left, United two four five.”
UAL245 · Join pattern · Runway 28L
Bring an arrival into the pattern for runway 28 Left. Landing clearance comes separately.
Illustrated Voice Control concepts · in development.
Optional paid Voice Control. All player voice commands will require a paid entitlement and internet access. Planned cloud interpretation is followed by deterministic command validation. The recurring fee is intended to cover AI processing and service costs, with a modest reliability and support buffer.
Touch stays in your hands. Touch and keyboard play will not require a voice subscription. Bundled controller and pilot readback audio remains part of the base game.
On the scope
Every clearance
changes the picture.
Turn an aircraft. Build a gap. Bring the next arrival onto final. Your headings, altitudes and speeds shape the traffic around the runway.
Tap a flight, drag a heading and review the clearance before you send it. The decision stays in your hands.
Heading
Choose the turn that sets up the next arrival.
Altitude
Manage the vertical picture as traffic converges.
Speed
Adjust the spacing and keep your sequence moving.
Beyond the approach
From final
to the stand.
Work with traffic in the air and on the ground. Plan taxi routes, issue hold-short instructions and follow an aircraft after landing.
Start with a guided arrival, then choose a Free Play shift. The airport browser shows available support so you can see what each location offers.
Explore the field guide
Development build · iPhone Simulator · 26 September 2026. Some ground layouts use representative training geometry; airport support varies.
Built around the game
The game, on your terms.
One-time Full Game
A generous single purchase is the plan. Final scope and pricing are still being evaluated.
No in-game ads
Keep your attention on the traffic picture.
Touch comes first
Play without a Voice Control subscription. Bundled readback audio is part of the base game.
Optional paid voice
Player voice commands are planned as a separate paid service. Still in evaluation; not available.
Update station
Follow the
next approach.
Get occasional development news and hear when beta or release access is ready.
No release date is announced. Signing up does not reserve beta access or start a purchase.
Before your first shift
A few things
to know.
Can I play it now?
Public release and beta availability have not been announced here. Updates will link to verified access when it is ready. iPhone and iPad are the first priority.
Will I need a subscription?
The Full Game is planned as a one-time purchase. Touch play will not require Voice Control. All player voice commands will require a separate paid Voice Control entitlement and internet access. Bundled controller and pilot readback audio is part of the base game and will not require that subscription.
Why would Voice Control have a recurring fee?
Spoken commands will use paid AI processing. The intended fee covers processing and service costs, with a modest reliability and support buffer. It is not intended as a major profit source. The service, price and included usage are still being tested; Voice Control is not offered for sale here.
Are these real game screenshots?
Yes. The images on this page are captures of a development build running in iPhone Simulator on 26 September 2026. They show the game at that stage, rather than a released product or physical-device performance. Open any screenshot to see its full frame.
Is this aviation training?
No. Vectors to Final is a game. It is not an operational tool or a substitute for professional air traffic control training.