Motion Yoke
Bank and pitch by tilting your phone. Gravity-based sensing works in any grip — flat on your lap or held upright like a column — and re-centers on a tap.
Tilt to bank. Slide to power. Speak to command. SkyYoke is a precision flight controller — motion yoke, throttle, rudder, autopilot, ATC, traffic radar and an AI copilot — that flies your simulator from the phone in your hand.
Free to download · Requires iPhone on iOS 17.2 or later.
SkyYoke is an unofficial — but the best — iPhone controller for the Infinite Flight simulator. It connects to Infinite Flight on a second device over your local Wi-Fi and turns your phone into real flight controls — a motion yoke, throttle, rudder and a full glass cockpit — flying the aircraft in real time.
One app replaces a desk full of hardware — yoke, throttle quadrant, rudder pedals and a glass panel, all driven from your iPhone.
Bank and pitch by tilting your phone. Gravity-based sensing works in any grip — flat on your lap or held upright like a column — and re-centers on a tap.
One lever for forward thrust, reverse on the ground, and proportional wheel brakes below 40 kts — with airborne-reverse protection built in.
Press, speak an instruction — “climb and maintain one zero thousand” — and it’s flown. Powered by Apple Intelligence, transcribed and parsed entirely on-device.
An Airbus-style ND scope with real TCAS II classification — proximate, traffic and resolution advisories, closure-rate logic and altitude inhibits.
Live IAS, altitude, heading and vertical speed up top, plus Airbus-style speed and altitude tapes with trend arrows and selected-value bugs.
ALT, V/S, SPD and HDG with swipe-to-scrub that scales to your speed, plus VNAV, LNAV, APPR and one-tap altitude presets.
An overhead-style systems panel for electrical, lights, engines and signs — and a numbered ATC keypad with a live, timestamped message log.
Weight-and-balance what-ifs, runway and in-sim weather, and estimated V1 / VR / V2 from 16 aircraft profiles — with a runway-length adequacy check.
Spoken “V1 · Rotate · V2” callouts, a ground rumble that scales with speed, a heavy gear thunk and runway-seam bumps make the sim feel physical.
No cables, no hardware. Just two devices on the same Wi-Fi and a one-time setup.
Put your iPhone and iPad on the same Wi-Fi. The app auto-discovers Infinite Flight on the network — one tap to link up.
Map five virtual axes in Infinite Flight’s Controllers — roll, pitch, throttle, yaw and brakes. The in-app guide walks you through it.
Tilt or touch to fly, slide to power, swipe to look around, speak to command. The cockpit responds at 60 Hz. You’re the pilot.
The Motion Yoke reads the gravity vector relative to a center you set — not raw angles — so it’s grip-independent and never hits gimbal lock. Per-axis sensitivity, dead-zone, expo curves and smoothing make it as gentle or as sharp as you like.
Hold the mic and talk. Speech is recognized on-device and biased toward aviation phraseology, an AI pass cleans up mishears, and a second pass turns it into exact commands — altitude, heading, speed, lights, gear, flaps and more — then flies them.
Airbus-style PFD tapes frame the scope: a moving speed tape with a yellow trend arrow, an altitude tape with a green-digit box, cyan selected-value bugs and a heading-up compass rose — all updating smoothly at 10 Hz.
Real primary flight displays, a ground-proximity warning system, recorded Airbus voices, a living cabin, checklists and a smarter map — every instrument below is drawn with the same geometry and colors as the app itself.
Fly an Airbus and the tilt pad becomes a faithful A320 PFD. Fly a Boeing and you get the 777’s — picked automatically. Attitude, speed and altitude tapes, ILS scales and a full flight-mode annunciator, plus a flight director SkyYoke computes on-device, because Infinite Flight doesn’t expose one.
A Honeywell-style ground-proximity warning system with the classic Modes 1–5: sink rate, terrain closure, altitude loss after takeoff, unsafe configuration and glideslope deviation. Flags on the PFD, a banner in the cockpit, the right voice in your ears — with real alert priority: windshear over GPWS over TCAS.
On Airbus aircraft, TCAS, windshear and GPWS callouts now play authentic recorded flight-deck voices — “Traffic, traffic”, “Windshear”, “Pull up” — instead of text-to-speech. Every other aircraft keeps the spoken synthetic callouts, so nothing goes silent.
A live seat map of your actual aircraft, where simulated passengers board with real strategies, stow bags, queue for the lavatory and get cart service that pauses when you switch on the seatbelt sign. After landing they deboard row by row — and grade your touchdown.
An ECL-style electronic checklist for before takeoff, after takeoff, descent and landing — matched to the aircraft you’re flying across the whole Infinite Flight fleet, with progress that carries through the flight and resets for the next one.
The map now draws airport taxiway diagrams with runway idents, and everything is tappable: traffic shows the pilot, callsign and flight level; airports show elevation, runways and live in-sim weather. Contacts glide smoothly between position updates instead of jumping once a second.
INSTRUMENT ARTWORK ON THIS PAGE IS GENERATED FROM THE APP'S OWN RENDERING CODE — SAME GEOMETRY, SAME COLORS.
No manual needed. Each animation walks through exactly how a control behaves — the moment you'd use it in the cockpit.
Built on a unit-tested protocol engine that mirrors Infinite Flight’s Connect API down to the byte.
Everything you need to know before launch.
SkyYoke is available now on the App Store. Download it, connect over Wi-Fi, and turn your iPhone into a full glass-cockpit flight controller.