Real airlines debrief every flight. Now you can too.

SQWK brings airline-grade post-flight review to Microsoft Flight Simulator. Fly normally. SQWK quietly captures your flight at 30 Hz, then turns it into a clear debrief: a plain-language verdict, a 12-metric landing score, a full approach reconstruction, exceedance callouts, a 3D replay of your approach and rollout, and trend tracking that watches your progress week over week and month over month.

It is built for pilots who want to review the whole arrival, not just chase a single landing number. A landing-rate readout tells you how hard you touched down. SQWK shows you the whole story: how stable the approach was, where you floated, where you touched down and how far off centerline, what the weather was doing to you, and what to work on next flight, tuned to the aircraft you actually flew.

How it works

1. Install. One Windows setup wizard installs the SQWK Telemetry Exporter and the optional in-sim Flight Review toolbar panel for MSFS 2024 and MSFS 2020.
2. Sign in with your free SQWK account.
3. Fly. Recording starts and stops automatically. No buttons to remember.
4. Review. Your flight uploads after rollout and the debrief is ready in the browser on any device. In the sim, the panel shows your landing score the moment you touch down, with a runway-aware breakdown by the time you reach the taxiway.

Inside the debrief

• 12 scored metrics across approach, touchdown, and rollout: landing rate, touchdown G, bounce count, flare quality, touchdown-zone placement, centerline deviation, rollout heading stability, bank at touchdown, approach stability, takeoff ground roll, rotation accuracy, and flap overspeed time
• Approach reconstruction from the 5-mile fix to runway exit, with your flown path plotted against the ideal 3-degree glidepath and every exceedance called out
• Scores that understand context: weather severity (7 levels), crosswind component, visibility, runway surface, time of day, and runway lighting all factor into the grade, so a good landing in ugly weather gets the credit it deserves
• Flap overspeeds broken down bust by bust: which flap setting, its Vfe limit, your peak speed, and how long you stayed over it, shaded on the speed charts
• Rollout analysis that ends where your rollout ends, including a rollout distance figure that shows exactly how much runway you used
• Real FDM touches: single-engine taxi is detected and credited (never penalized), and route adherence is shown as plan-vs-actual context, never as a grade
• All of it backed by a database of 32,000+ runways at 26,000+ airports: displaced thresholds, surface, lighting, and length all factor into your score

See it, replay it, share it

• 3D approach view and a full flight replayer with a control input overlay (stick, throttle, rudder) and a cinematic external-camera mode
• Touchdown spread plots every landing you have flown on one runway diagram, with touchdown-zone percentage plus lateral and longitudinal spread, so you can see whether you land in the same place every time or scatter across the pavement
• Shareable landing PNG cards and public flight links, so you can send an approach to an instructor or post a great one to your community
• A 3D globe of your flight history, flight photos, and full telemetry charts on the browser dashboard

Get better over time

• Weekly and monthly Flying Reports summarize your flying and your trend against a baseline cohort
• Training Insights ranks your weakest scoring areas across your last 90 days and tells you what to practice next
• Local flight history is cached on-device per signed-in account, so the exporter debrief view loads instantly and works offline

Fly it by the book (SQWK Pro)

• 115+ aircraft profiles with POH-based reference values: flap schedules with Vfe limits, V-speeds, and crosswind limits, so a 737 is scored like a 737 and a C172 like a C172
• Per-airframe cheatsheets with approach speeds, V-speeds, limits, and checklists whose line items explain how each step affects your score
• Your Performance on every aircraft page: your average landing rate, approach stability, and touchdown speed plotted against that type's own targets
• Procedural coaching tied to your airframe, unlimited flights, and 1-year telemetry retention

Flying with a SimBrief OFP?

• Import your plan for planned-vs-actual review: fuel burn, weights, reserves, block time deltas, and route adherence against your filed route

Make it count

• A medal case built from verified telemetry: destination quests, landing streaks, storm-condition medals, career milestones, and skill ratings that stay current only while you keep flying
• An opt-in public pilot profile to show off your medals and ratings
• Daily and weekly challenges with public leaderboards (alpha), where every pilot flies the same aircraft, runway, and weather

Free and Pro

Free SQWK accounts get the full debrief: 30 Hz telemetry capture, 20 flights per month, exports (JSON, CSV, KML, PLN), public share links, shareable landing cards, and the same charts, 3D approach view, replay, and Flying Reports used everywhere else. SQWK Pro is an optional upgrade for aircraft-specific intelligence: the 115+ profile library, cheatsheets, procedural coaching, per-type performance stats, unlimited flights, and 1-year retention.

Want another opinion? Check out a recent review of the app on MSFS Addons!

Download

• Windows Installer: available right here on flightsim.to. Run the setup wizard and you are done. The in-sim panel installs alongside the exporter.

Compatibility

• Operating system: Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)
• Simulator: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 or Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
• Account, dashboard, and release notes: https://sqwk.io and https://sqwk.io/changelog