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Lead landing
Next to touch down, ranked by distance and ETA.
Real-time ops for your ADS-B antenna — who’s on final, go-arounds with replay, VIP alerts, and stats. Runs on your Raspberry Pi.
Works alongside tar1090 / PiAware. One-time purchase. No subscription.
An airport-ops desk on your own ADS-B feed.
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Next to touch down, ranked by distance and ETA.
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Missed approaches saved; replay the path on the map.
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Full inspect without shrinking the live map — overlay peek or full Details page.
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Side-view approach path. Not a “3D Alt” label and not an ILS certificate.
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Liveries, military, and government movements flagged.
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Optional offline spoken alerts — not live ATC audio.
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Ops, busy hour, types — 24/7. A badge when an aircraft is first seen.
Real UI shown with demo data.
1 · Live
2 · Details overlay
3 · Details · Traffic
Real UI shown with demo data.
Three steps on the Pi you already use for ADS-B. Full install guide.
dump1090-fa or readsb (PiAware is fine). You keep tar1090.
curl -sSL https://skybossatc.com/install -o skyboss-install.sh
less skyboss-install.sh
SKYBOSS_LICENSE_KEY='your-key' bash skyboss-install.sh
The key is in the purchase email. The script stops if that key is missing or not valid. Read /install first (same file as /install.sh). Full install guide.
On your LAN, open http://<your-pi-ip>:8000. Enter the same license key, then pick the airport. The desk opens after that.
Raspberry Pi 3, 4, or 5 — or another Linux box
RTL-SDR and an antenna
dump1090-fa or readsb
Coverage and a historical heatmap are feed-quality tools in the product. They are not part of the main desk.
$39
One-time purchase. No subscription.
Launching soon