Daily
Five flights a day, the same five for everyone. Four ask where the plane is heading; the third asks where it took off from. Score up to 30,000, keep your streak going, and share the result without giving anything away.
Map: Apple Maps
An iPhone game about real planes in the sky. Spot a flight mid-air, guess the airport it’s heading for, and score by how close you land.
Clive says: Pointy end goes first. Free tip.
Five flights a day, the same five for everyone. Four ask where the plane is heading; the third asks where it took off from. Score up to 30,000, keep your streak going, and share the result without giving anything away.
Recorded flights from all over the world, one after another, for as long as you like. Skip the ones you don’t fancy and see how many you can get in a row. Endless is free, with no limit on how many rounds you play.
The planes above you, right now. SkyGuess draws your sky as a dome that turns with your phone. Or hold your phone up in Camera view, and markers show where to look for each plane. Find the one you’re looking at, then guess where it’s going.
Planes you can likely see from where you stand score ×1.5. Three Live rounds a day are free, from the dome or from Camera view.
A real flight on the map, with the last few minutes of its track and a dotted line for where it’s pointing.
Altitude and speed, aircraft type, airline, callsign, flight time. Each one costs part of the round.
Search by city, name or code, or tap it on the map.
The closer and quicker, the more points. Then the map shows where it really went.
Kraków → Tallinn
Bronze, Silver and Gold trophies for every mode, and the Golden Pigeon for earning all the others. They’re mirrored to Game Center if you use it.
Every Live round you play goes in the book: where you stood, the plane, your guess and your score. Every entry is yours to keep, free.
Play the Daily each day and your streak grows. Endless keeps count of how many you get in a row.
Distances in kilometres, miles or nautical miles; altitude in feet or metres; speed in knots, km/h or mph. And five map styles: Standard, Colourful, Dark, Satellite and Hybrid.
Clive says: Navigator. Self-appointed. Rarely wrong, often surprised.
Clive is a pigeon with an aviation headset and no qualifications. He keeps you company between flights, one line at a time, and takes partial credit for your good guesses.
He never tells you the answer. He doesn’t know it.
He has disguises, too. Earn the Regular trophy and he puts on his racing kit; First Class adds the rest.
Daily, Endless, Camera view, the Spotter Book and every trophy are free, with three Live rounds a day. First Class is for when you want more of the sky.
Monthly, or yearly with a 7-day free trial. Or pay once for First Class for life. Everything First Class subscribers get, for good.
Early bird price First Class costs less while SkyGuess is new.