Rotate turns every sim flight into an airline career. Get hired, fly your roster, and get an honest score on every landing, tracked live from your PC to your phone.
Extract the download and run flyrotate.exe on the PC you fly on. It finds MSFS by itself, connects through SimConnect and waits quietly in the tray.
Spend your starter credits on a type rating, apply to an airline that flies it, sign the offer, and your first roster is waiting.
Start the leg in the Bridge. Every phase is scored as you fly, your phone follows live, and the debrief is ready at the gate.
Pick a screen. The phone follows your flight anywhere; the Bridge on your PC has every feature on a bigger screen.
A live map with eight flight parameters and the event feed next to it.
Your airline flies real routes. Open Dispatch and the next leg is there, with a SimBrief link already filled in. Pull the OFP back and the briefing shows the route, fuel plan, load sheet, METAR and TAF, and tells you whether the sim is ready to go.
Open any airport for its runways with the wind on each, frequencies, navaids, METAR, TAF and a diagram with your aircraft on it. Load a leg for its route with the SIGMETs along it, and a briefing pack to keep offline or print.
Ten scored blocks from taxi-out to taxi-in, 100 points in all. Lights, flaps, gear, spoilers, speed, bank, pitch, G-force and pausing or slewing in cruise are checked against limits for your aircraft class, and the score is waiting in the debrief when you park.
Route, block and air time, landing rate, fuel, XP and credits sit at the top. Below them is the full score sheet, phase by phase, with every item marked PASS or FAIL. The landing card shows touchdown rate, G-force, bounces, float time, wind, centreline offset, how far down the runway you touched and the last 30 seconds of vertical speed.
Buy type ratings, apply to airlines that fly them, sign a contract and collect weekly pay. Rank is earned through validated hours and your rating over the last 20 flights, one step at a time.
Your passengers come from the OFP and rate the flight on how it felt: touchdown, G-force, bounces, bank and taxi speed, with the landing weighted heaviest. Their comments quote the real numbers.
Your full logbook with totals and averages. Open any flight to read its debrief again, and keep a self-contained HTML report with the map on your PC.
A career in Rotate works like one at an airline. Everything below is in the phone app and the Bridge, and it all moves with the flights you actually fly.
Spend credits in the Hangar on the type you want to fly. Bigger types open up as your rank grows, and some need a recurrent every few months to stay valid for airline work.
Browse the job market by tier, from flag carriers to feeders, by region and by type, or show only airlines you already qualify for. Each one lists its fleet, routes, open seats and requirements.
Offers sit side by side: salary, weekly target, the bonus or cut for hitting or missing it, the early-exit penalty and an estimate of what you would earn a week at your pace.
Generate a schedule from your base as a round trip, random or random continued, check its block time and pay, then accept it. Plans change? Swap a leg in the app up to two hours before departure.
Every leg counts towards the weekly target in your contract. At the end of the week you claim the pay, with the bonus when you met the target and the cut when you did not.
Each rank asks for validated hours and a minimum rating over your last 20 flights, and some add a check ride to your roster. Make it and Rotate gives you a promotion moment worth sharing.
Every flight starts at 100 points, shared across the phases you actually fly. The rules are fixed, published and the same for everyone, and every penalty tells you exactly what it saw.
Speed and attitude limits are judged on what you hold for five seconds, not on a gust. The report still prints both: “250 kt held, 253 kt peak”.
Vref comes from the landing-configuration stall speed, Vmo is read from the sim, and six aircraft classes, from light pistons to wide bodies, set the bank, pitch, descent and taxi limits.
Not a fixed 10,000 ft. New Zealand transitions at 13,000, parts of Europe at 5,000, and your OFP knows which one you are flying.
At a thousand feet the approach should be done: gear down, landing flaps, speed near Vref, sinking no faster than 1,000 fpm.
End flight unlocks only after you land, stop at a gate at your destination and shut the engines down. No score skips the taxi-in.
Pausing or slewing once the flight is under way costs points, and the server checks every score sheet before it is recorded. The debrief also sets the fuel you burned against the plan.
From your first butter landing to a thousand hours. Five tiers, a few secrets, and the share of pilots who earned each one.
Routes flown leg by leg for a badge. Fly each leg as a normal flight and it counts.
Limited-time challenges with their own board. New ones are announced in your notifications.
Weekly, monthly and all-time, by flight hours, XP, average score or butter landings. Worldwide, in your country or your airline.
A small app that connects to MSFS through SimConnect, waits for the sim on its own and streams your flight to the Rotate server. It only reads the simulator; it never changes or injects anything.
The Bridge is the one that reads the sim, so a flight is always recorded on your PC. Almost everything else is on both, so you can run your career from whichever screen is closer.
| Feature | Phone app | Windows Bridge |
|---|---|---|
| Record and score the flight | Follows it live | Yes |
| Live map, phase and telemetry | Yes | Yes |
| Dispatch and SimBrief briefing: OFP, fuel, load sheet, METAR/TAF | Yes | Yes |
| Runway picker from your scenery and the OFP beside actual figures | No | Yes |
| Debrief, landing card and score appeals | Yes | Yes |
| Cabin | Rating and passenger count | Seat map and every comment |
| Hangar, job market, contracts and weekly pay | Yes | Yes |
| Roster | Generate and swap legs | Generate |
| Achievements, tours, events and leaderboards | Yes | Yes |
| Share cards | Three styles, save or share | Send to your phone |
| Text and HTML report of every flight | No | Saved on your PC |
| Alerts | Push and email | Tray notifications |
| Language | English, Bahasa Indonesia | English |
| Light and dark theme | Yes | Yes |
Virtual Account and QRIS never charge you on their own: we remind you before Monthly ends and you pay the next month yourself. Only a card renews by itself.
Monthly renews automatically on your card. Cancel any time from Settings; Pro stays active until the end of the month you paid for.
Prices include tax. Your region follows your account country, and you choose a plan inside Rotate when your free month ends.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024 on Windows, Steam or Microsoft Store edition, through SimConnect. Rotate only reads the simulator. It never changes or injects anything into it.
Yes. The Bridge on your PC reads the simulator and sends the flight to the Rotate server, and your phone follows it from there. That is why the phone works on any network, not only your home Wi-Fi.
There is no permanent free plan, but every new account gets 30 days of Pro from the day it signs up, with no card needed. After that, starting and recording new flights needs Pro. Your logbook, career, credits and achievements stay open either way.
The Bridge keeps recording on your PC. Live data waits in a local buffer and is sent the moment you reconnect, and the finished flight is saved on your PC before it uploads, so nothing is lost if you close the app or lose Wi-Fi at the gate.
Every flight has 100 points, shared across the phases you actually fly. Penalties come off for things like missed lights, speed limits, gear left down, pausing or slewing, unstable approaches and hard landings, each explained in the debrief. Speed, attitude and taxi limits are judged on what you hold for five seconds and follow your aircraft. The rules are fixed and the same for everyone, and our server checks every score sheet before it is recorded.
No. Every Rotate flight is a leg on an airline roster. Buy a type rating, apply to an airline that flies it and sign the contract; your roster is waiting in Dispatch, and its SimBrief briefing is one click away. The one exception is tours and events: their legs are flown from your own SimBrief OFP, with or without a contract.
A leg you accepted stays on your roster until you fly it. If it has not been flown six hours after its scheduled arrival, it is marked missed and costs half its pay. If your plans change, swap the leg in the phone app up to two hours before departure; each week has a limited number of swaps.
The Android app is in closed testing on Google Play, which only installs a test app for its testers. With the Google account on your phone, join the Rotate beta group, then open the tester link in the Download section, tap Become a tester and install from Google Play. It can take a few minutes after you join before Google lets you in.
The phone app is in English and Bahasa Indonesia; switch between them in your profile. The Windows Bridge is in English for now.
Any aircraft in MSFS; the scoring limits adapt to it. Flying for an airline needs a type rating on one of the types in its fleet, and there are more than 110 types in the hangar.
Airports, runways, frequencies and navaids from OurAirports; METAR, TAF and SIGMETs from the NOAA Aviation Weather Center; airport diagrams from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors); charts for US airports from the FAA; and links to each country's official AIP site. Takeoff and landing performance is worked out by Rotate from public figures for each type. All of it is for flight simulation only, never for a real flight.
Features are identical. Monthly is Rp49.000 in Indonesia or $2.99 elsewhere; Lifetime is a single payment of Rp499.000 or $29.99 and never expires.
By Virtual Account, QRIS or card, in rupiah. Virtual Account and QRIS never charge you automatically: we remind you before a month ends and you pay the next one yourself. Outside Indonesia, you pay by card in US dollars.
Yes. Sign in on any PC or phone with the same account; a new device asks for a one-time code from your email, then a 6-digit PIN of its own. One PC can be paired with several phones, and you can see and remove every trusted device in Settings → Security.
On the Rotate Discord: the link is in the header and the footer of this page, in the phone app under Community & help, and in the Bridge's Settings and Connection pages. Ask questions, share landings and hear about events first. For anything about your account or a payment, email us instead so it stays private.
No. Rotate is a game for simulator pilots. Scores, ranks, briefings and weather are not certified, must never be used for real-world flying, and do not count towards any pilot licence.
Something else? Ask on the Rotate Discord, or write to [email protected] and a person will answer.
Install the Bridge on the PC you fly on and the app on your phone. Sign in with the same account on both. Your 30 free days start the day you sign up.
A pilot invited you. Use code when you register: you both get 500 credits after your first scored flight.
Google Play only installs a test app for its testers. It takes two clicks, with the Google account on your phone: