Platform
Windows desktop
Aviation-focused desktop product
AI-ATC gives DCS pilots a credible AI radio operator.
AI-ATC is a Windows-first desktop product for pilots who want useful, controller-style radio responses inside a real simulator workflow.
Use Case
DCS and SRS
Focus
Clear radio flow
Setup
Simple start
Audio Preview
Hear the product cadence before you install it.
Cycle through four short ATC examples shaped around the desktop app's default ground, tower, approach, and traffic roles.
Status
Idle
Now Loaded
Ground taxi clearance
Short taxi instructions with concise airport language.
Ready to play
Product Overview
AI-ATC gives DCS pilots a fast, believable radio operator for ground, tower, approach, and traffic calls.
The product is built for simulator flying that needs concise phraseology, useful sequencing, and a workflow that fits the radios, audio tools, and cockpit habits pilots already use.
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.
Fast, low-latency responses
Responses come back quickly enough to feel like a real exchange, not a chatbot processing your request.
How It Works
AI-ATC listens to the call, reads the context, and answers with concise radio phrasing.
Step 01
Connect to SRS
AI-ATC monitors your SRS audio input. No extra hardware needed — it works with the setup you already fly with.
Step 02
Make your radio call
Key up and make a normal radio call on the appropriate frequency. AI-ATC transcribes it in real time.
Step 03
Role is derived automatically
AI-ATC reads the call and routes it to the right controller role — ground, tower, approach, departure, or traffic.
Step 04
Hear the response
A concise, controller-style response plays back over your audio output within a few seconds.