Ride Reporter (Turbulence) análises de aplicativos para 9 de dezembro

Turbulence Monitor – Objective Insights. In Real Time. Turbulence Monitor is a real-time g-force tracking tool designed to enhance situational awareness during flight. Whether you’re a professional pilot or aviation enthusiast, this app delivers quantified motion analytics — beyond subjective impressions. Using your device’s motion sensors, Turbulence Monitor detects and logs turbulence events in real-time, providing a clear picture of acceleration forces over time. You’ll see spikes, rolling maximums, and event timelines plotted visually. Each event is geotagged (when available) and stored for later review, allowing you to analyze historical trends and patterns over your flight. Key Features: • Live G-Force Readouts: Track acceleration data in real time, updated every fraction of a second. • 5-Second Max Windows: Detect peak forces in rolling 5-second intervals. • Geotagged Event Logging: View where each turbulence event occurred (location services permitting). • Historical Analytics: Review and analyze past turbulence activity to build a data-driven picture over time. • Enhanced Situational Awareness: Use motion trends to support your decision-making and planning. Whether you’re flying professionally or privately, Turbulence Monitor gives you the data to move beyond subjective “it felt rough” reports and into the realm of objective, quantifiable metrics. Disclaimer: Turbulence Monitor is a supplementary tool designed for awareness and data analysis. It is not certified for flight safety or navigation purposes and must never be used as a substitute for pilot judgment, aircraft instruments, or approved flight procedures. Acceleration data may be imprecise or affected by device orientation, mounting, or background activity. Always operate aircraft in compliance with applicable aviation regulations and safety practices. No responsibility is accepted for the accuracy, reliability, or consequences of using the data provided by this app. Use at your own risk.