Live ATC, presented properly
Streaming ATC with a sharper front end.
One landing page for the stream, the companion client, and the Discord community — with cleaner hierarchy, tighter copy, and a visual language that feels closer to aviation software than a generic startup template.
Live traffic. Live control. Live presentation.
Built around the screen that drives the stream.
What changes
Same ecosystem. Better structure.
The current site already has the right ingredients. This version stops treating every action and message as equally important. The hero sells the stream first, the secondary actions stay secondary, and the rest of the page explains the ecosystem without repeating itself.
Core sections
Three parts. One clear page.
Each section now has a defined role. No repeated explanations, no duplicated calls to action, and no generic startup copy undermining the brand.
Streams
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RadarController live
Live ATC sessions, highlights, and learning content across Twitch, TikTok, and YouTube — presented with overlays that feel operational rather than decorative.
Live sessions
Highlights
Learning content
Watch live
Companion client
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Mode-S
Desktop tooling for overlays, local API output, stream integrations, and saved settings. Designed to sit quietly in the background and do its job well.
Local API
Overlay output
Saved settings
See the app
Community
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The Control Tower
Discord for live notifications, releases, roadmap discussion, controller chat, and support. The useful part of the ecosystem, not just another invite link.
Live pings
Support
Roadmap
Join Discord
Primary call to action
Watch the stream first.
The homepage should make the main path obvious. For this brand, that is the live stream. The app and community matter, but they should support the stream rather than compete with it.
Channel coverage