All apps in one place. You buy the Windows programs once and keep them for good — no account, and they never phone home. QuickCharge is sold through the Play Store.
Design your own racing liveries — no Photoshop needed. Colors, gradients, patterns, lettering, parts and AI design, with export straight into the sim.
The checklist that thinks along: it follows your flight phase, checks off whatever the sim confirms, and explains for every item what the switch is called and where it sits in the cockpit. Made for beginner pilots.
Schedule it, press START, go live. Directing with four buttons, overlay design with templates, a consistent OBS scene collection, AI thumbnails, recordings to YouTube, clips as Shorts.
An outline with minutes, speaker notes for every item, a presentation you check off as you go, and a separate presentation window for the projector and Teams — with images or a live feed.
Reads captures (pcap, pcapng) from any SIP system and shows where it breaks up: loss, jitter, bursts and SIP errors — per provider, per network, per call.
Calculates your remaining range, warns you in good time before you need to recharge, and navigates you to the nearest fast charger — with a widget and Android Auto.
Short and free of surprises — this is how it works for the Windows programs RacePaintShop, MSFS24 Flight Helper, Sendezentrale, Roter Faden and Sniffony. QuickCharge is an Android app and is bought directly on the Google Play Store as usual.
Payment is handled by Polar, which acts as the seller and takes care of VAT. Credit card, PayPal and other methods are available.
Right after your purchase you receive your personal license file by email — along with the link to the program.
Select the license file once in the program and you’re done. It’s valid for good and works without internet.
There’s no sign-up and no license server. The programs check the license on your computer and send nothing out while doing so.
