iFly Schedules, the free scheduling tool for simmers that we featured before, has grown rapidly since its launch five months ago. With over 100,000 views and 25,000 users, the platform helps simmers create realistic airline schedules, manage multi-leg flights, and integrate with tools like SimBrief.
Now, the solo developer behind the project is seeking a back-end developer to help scale its capabilities.
For those new to the tool, iFly Schedules gives simmers the ability to plan flights based on real-world routes from a wide range of airlines, with support for both passenger and cargo services. Here’s a breakdown of what the tool offers:
- Custom Flight Schedules: Filterable by airline, aircraft type, or airport (using ICAO codes).
- Standby Mode: Simulate on-call pilot duties with notifications.
- SimBrief Integration: Directly import flight plans using a SimBrief Pilot ID.
- Cargo Operations: Added recently to support freight-focused users.
- Browser Storage: Saves schedules locally (cross-device sync is a future goal).
Clement, the developer behind iFly Schedules, is now looking to take the software to the next level, and for that, he’s searching for a helping hand. Clement is seeking a full-stack developer with back-end expertise, flight simulation knowledge, and a professional attitude.
If you’re available to help, reach out to the developer on Discord (iflysimx).
