FPV Freestyle Simulator
Real places and impossible ones. Launch a rocket and chase the booster home, thread a working industrial yard, dive a fractal.
Physics tuned by a pilot who flies a real 5-inch.
Windows · Mac · iPhone
Latest update · free for every owner
The biggest update yet: a rebuilt launch site, a canyon full of life, and a realism pass across the maps.

Touch a ready stack at the tower to start the countdown, or wait: one goes up every 4 to 7 minutes. Lift-off, hot staging high above, then the booster flies back and the tower arms catch it.

Stainless steel rockets with welded rings, a tank farm, pipe racks and assembly bays. Photographic light by day; at dusk, the Milky Way, a Starlink train, the ISS and meteors.

The default map: a working industrial yard with a container terminal, steel frames, a site office you can fly through and a drone assembly line where robot arms build quads.

Touch the dragon and it breathes fire. Lava runs from the volcano into the river and its hot air lifts you. A petrified forest, cave houses and a gibbon on a highline 73 m up.

Unfinished concrete towers with stairwells through every floor: fly in at the ground, out through the roof. In our tests it draws 22 to 25% faster than before.

A flyable fractal mind. A herd of 18 unicorns whose horns light up as you pass, winged pegasi, glowing pandas, Menger-sponge dives and Mandelbrot monoliths.
Why Trippy Plains
Whether you have never touched a radio or you fly acro every day, Trippy Plains meets you where you are.
Tuned against a real 5-inch freestyle quad: no floaty hang at the top of a climb; it drops the moment you cut throttle. Fine-tune fall speed, apex hang, freefall drag and rotor brake with sliders, and reset to defaults in one click.
120° camera like a modern digital FPV system, with the tips of your props in view. Four times of day, from dawn to a night under the Milky Way.
RC transmitters in USB mode (including DJI remotes), Xbox, PlayStation and Switch Pro pads, or keyboard. A calibration wizard maps any stick, and the menus work fully on a controller.
Quality modes for modest hardware, so it stays smooth on a laptop, a Mac mini or a recent iPhone. No gaming PC required.
AI drones fly racing lines around you, so the maps never feel empty.
Online rooms through Steam, up to 8 pilots per room. Join the same room name, or invite a friend.
Fly through a glowing ring and arrive in another map, speed kept. Maps load in small steps with a progress bar, not one long freeze.
Beacon gates and lap timers on Speedway and Twister. Beat your best time.
Gallery
All in-game, real time.
Maps
Real places and impossible ones, each with its own lines, atmosphere and easter eggs.
Fleet
Each craft has its own weight, motor response and handling. Find yours.
Flight Modes
Switch modes at any time with a single key.
The drone levels itself when you let go of the sticks. Pick it up in minutes and explore every world.
No self-levelling. The drone goes exactly where you point it and stays there. The real FPV experience, and muscle memory for the real thing.
FAQ
Yes. The Steam version runs on Windows and macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel, notarized by Apple). It is also on the Mac App Store.
Yes, on the App Store. On iPhone you fly with on-screen touch sticks; on a Mac you can use a keyboard, a gamepad or your radio.
FPV radio transmitters in USB joystick mode (including DJI remotes), Xbox, PlayStation and Switch Pro controllers, and keyboard. A calibration wizard maps any stick layout.
No. Trippy Plains is built to run smoothly on laptops, with quality modes for weaker hardware.
Yes, as a preview: online rooms through Steam, up to 8 pilots per room. Everyone in a room needs the same game version.
Yes. Start in angle mode, which levels itself, then switch to acro, the real FPV mode, when you are ready. The physics are tuned against a real 5-inch quad.
A solo developer and FPV pilot, building with AI tools.
Out now on Steam for Windows and Mac, and on the App Store for iPhone and Mac.