Platform
Windows desktop
Aviation-focused desktop product
AI-ATC gives DCS pilots a credible AI radio operator with a clean path from product story to subscription.
AI-ATC is a Windows-first desktop product for pilots who want useful, controller-style radio responses inside a real simulator workflow. The site should explain the product clearly, point users to pricing, and make the path to getting started feel straightforward.
Use Case
DCS and SRS
Focus
Clear radio flow
Setup
Simple start
Product Overview
Useful radio behavior, believable product framing, and a path to real account infrastructure.
The first job of this site is clarity. It should explain the product to simulator pilots without overpromising features that belong to future browser experiences or unbuilt account systems.
Controller-style phraseology
AI-ATC is built to answer with concise radio language instead of generic assistant chatter.
Built for DCS and SRS operators
The product is positioned around the Windows setup pilots already use for radio and mission workflows.
Product-first account path
The public site teaches the product, then guides users into account and download flows without getting in the way.
How It Works
One product path from landing page to installed desktop client.
Step 01
Understand the product
The landing page explains what AI-ATC does, who it is for, and why a desktop workflow matters.
Step 02
Pick a plan
The pricing page keeps the choice limited to the two plans that matter for launch.
Step 03
Continue through secure billing
After choosing a plan, users continue through the account and checkout flow for that selection.
Step 04
Return through the portal
Subscribers come back for account state, installer access, and billing actions.