Automatic flight logging
Stratus Link reads SimConnect telemetry and reports take-off, altitude, ground speed, touchdown rate and aborts. No manual entry is needed.
Stratus Link
Track every flight automatically
A small Windows app that sits beside Microsoft Flight Simulator and sends telemetry to Stratus OPs. Take-offs, landings, aborts and route progress are recorded without you touching a form.
Survives disconnects
If MSFS closes or SimConnect drops, the tracker detects it, deals with it and reconnects automatically. An active flight will resume.
Live worldwide map
The Live page shows every Stratus OPs pilot and AI aircraft in the air, with route, altitude, speed and multiplayer server information.
OBS stream overlay
Every pilot gets a private browser URL to drop into OBS. It displays route, aircraft, altitude, speed and progress, with customisable panel, text and accent colours and transparency.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 runs
In closed beta the tracker also streams ETS2 jobs, turning a delivered load into a freight chain with an onward flight leg and aviation fuel for your company.
SPOKEN LANDING DEBRIEFS - COMING SOON
Every logged landing feeds a radio-style debrief on the website covering your take-off, approach and touchdown figures, with advice for the next flight.
From sim to logbook
Stratus Link arms from a valid stationary ground start. Once airborne it follows the flight, applies integrity checks and sends the landing to Stratus OPs for grading and settlement.
- 01Download Stratus Link and paste your private webhook URL from Connections
- 02Run it alongside MSFS; it arms automatically on the ground
- 03Take off — the tracker flags the flight as in progress
- 04Land — touchdown rate, fuel, fees and reputation are settled automatically
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Route
EGLL › LFPG
Aircraft
A320neo
Altitude
34,000 ft
Ground speed
451 kt
Load
9,400 kg
Progress
62%