From a long flight to the App Store.
No funding round, no launch party. A problem on a desk and a phone in a pocket.
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The ideaA long leg, and nothing on the phone about it.
The flight was hours from top of descent. The phone on the desk knew the weather, the news, and the score. It knew nothing about the aircraft. The question was simple. Why not?
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Cobalt BridgeThe small app on the sim PC.
The first piece had to find the sim on its own, speak to both MSFS and X-Plane, and never ask for a pairing code. It still does exactly that, and it is still free.
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The appThe map first. Then the Lock Screen.
Systems, ATC alerts and messaging, airport briefing, and the logbook followed. Each one flew real legs before it shipped.
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TestFlightSim pilots flew the beta.
Long hauls, pattern work, and Friday nights on VATSIM. Their landings graded the app as much as the app graded their landings.
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App StoreLaunching October 8, 2026.
Cobalt arrives on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Free to fly, with Peak for pilots who want control and history. Leave your email and we will send a launch code.