[ FLUGVEL ]
Flights, weather, your calendar, a focus timer, two working games. All on one knob. No app. You're looking at it right now, actually — this whole page is running on its screen.
Turn to move, click to switch screens. Reorder or hide any of them.
Nearest aircraft overhead — callsign, altitude, speed, bearing. Quiet sky gets a random quote instead.
3–7 day forecast. Tap in for the hourly breakdown.
Up to four iCal feeds, merged into one agenda. No duplicates, I promise.
Pomodoro, but on a microcontroller that also watches planes.
Flappy Plane and Paddle Catch work. Two more are "coming soon" (narrator: they are not soon).
Theme, updates, factory reset — the usual suspects.
Open it, poke around, close it. That's the whole flow.
Pick a network, type the password. Done once, forgotten forever.
Type a city or let it guess. It's usually right.
Screens, theme, brightness, units — all of it, saved instantly.
Four color themes, 12/24-hour time, metric or imperial, and yes — left-handed mode.
That's the whole pitch, from a guy who spent way too long tuning a knob.