[UPDATE 1.1.0.0 ] SimVoice Copilot | SimTech Aviation

Your voice is now part of the cockpit

SimVoice Copilot brings natural voice control to Microsoft Flight Simulator, allowing you to operate key aircraft systems without taking your hands away from the controls.

Control autopilot settings, radios, lights, landing gear, flaps, simulator functions, and much more using simple spoken commands—all while staying focused on flying.


Speak. Command. Fly.

SimVoice Copilot connects directly to Microsoft Flight Simulator through SimConnect and turns your spoken instructions into aircraft actions in real time.

Use precise commands such as:

  • “Set altitude ten thousand”

  • “Set heading bug two seven zero”

  • “Landing lights on”

  • “Flaps down”

  • “Gear down”

You can also create your own commands, customize existing phrases, and adapt command profiles to different aircraft or flying styles.


See SimVoice Copilot controlling MSFS in real time—from autopilot adjustments and aircraft systems to custom voice commands and local AI requests.

Ready to try it? Start your 7-day free trial at simvoicecopilot.com


Voice commands in action

Commands are executed directly inside the simulator, with visible feedback confirming what was recognized and performed.

SimVoice Copilot supports:

  • Autopilot, altitude, heading, navigation, and approach controls

  • Radios, transponder, lights, landing gear, and flaps

  • Simulator and keyboard commands

  • Custom aircraft profiles

  • Spoken confirmations and SimVar call-outs

  • Flight-phase command filtering

Flight-phase filtering helps ensure that commands are available only when they make sense, reducing accidental or inappropriate actions during different stages of the flight.



Optional Local AI Copilot

SimVoice Copilot includes an optional AI mode designed to understand more natural requests when a traditional command does not provide an exact match.

The AI engine runs locally on your PC, without requiring a cloud AI subscription.

Examples can include natural instructions such as:

  • “Copilot, prepare the aircraft for landing”

  • “Set me up for the approach”

  • “Turn on the lights we need for departure”

Traditional voice recognition remains available for fast, precise, and predictable commands, even when AI mode is disabled.


Choose how you want to fly

Every cockpit setup is different, so SimVoice Copilot offers several listening modes:

Push-to-Talk

Press your assigned control, speak the command, and release it. Ideal when you want full control over when the microphone is active.

Wake Word

Start commands using a wake phrase such as “Copilot” or “Hey Copilot.”

Continuous Listening

Keep SimVoice ready to receive commands throughout the flight without repeatedly pressing a button.



Built for flight simulation

SimVoice Copilot is designed for practical use during real simulator sessions, whether you fly on a monitor or in VR.

Key features

  • Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024

  • Direct SimConnect integration

  • Optional local AI engine

  • Push-to-Talk, Wake Word, and Continuous modes

  • Custom voice commands

  • Voice-to-keyboard commands

  • Custom SimVar call-outs

  • Aircraft command profiles

  • Automatic flight-phase detection

  • Selectable microphone and audio output devices

  • Designed for both traditional and VR cockpit workflows



Try SimVoice Copilot

A 7-day free trial is available with the annual plan.

Start your 7-day free trial and take voice control into your cockpit:

https://simvoicecopilot.com

Support and community

Join the official Discord community for support, feedback, command profiles, product updates, and direct contact with the developer:

SimVoice Copilot
Developed by SimTech Aviation

Speak. Command. Fly.

SimVoice Copilot is now officially available on the Microsoft Store! :tada:

After completing the Microsoft Store certification process, SimVoice Copilot v1.0.11.0 is now officially available for Windows through the Microsoft Store.

You can now install SimVoice Copilot directly from the Store and receive future application updates through Microsoft Store. SimVoice Copilot supports both Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

Install SimVoice Copilot

:shopping_cart: Open directly in Microsoft Store

:globe_with_meridians: View the Microsoft Store web page

SimVoice Copilot allows you to control Microsoft Flight Simulator using natural voice commands, including:

  • Autopilot settings
  • COM and NAV radios
  • Lights, landing gear and flaps
  • Simulator functions
  • Keyboard shortcuts and custom aircraft commands
  • Configurable SimVar call-outs
  • Flight-phase command filtering
  • Optional local AI Copilot

Voice recognition runs locally on your Windows PC, and the application integrates directly with Microsoft Flight Simulator through SimConnect.

A 7-day free trial is available with the annual plan.

:globe_with_meridians: Plans, documentation and product information

This Microsoft Store release is an important milestone for SimVoice Copilot. I would like to sincerely thank everyone who participated in testing, reported issues and shared feedback. Your support helped make this release possible.

Already using SimVoice Copilot? I would love to hear how it performs with your aircraft, VR setup, controllers or home cockpit.

Support and community

:speech_balloon: Join the SimVoice Copilot Discord community

Thank you for supporting SimVoice Copilot!

Speak. Command. Fly.

SimVoice Copilot 1.0.12.0 is now live on the Microsoft Store! :studio_microphone::airplane:

Version 1.0.12.0 of SimVoice Copilot is now available through the Microsoft Store.

The main highlight of this update is the introduction of multilingual support, with full support for:

:united_kingdom: English
:spain: Spanish

The application interface, voice commands, messages, and documentation are now available in both languages.

This release also includes several improvements to voice recognition, command handling, application feedback, and overall stability.

SimVoice Copilot lets you control Microsoft Flight Simulator using voice commands, helping you interact with aircraft systems without taking your hands away from the controls.

The app can be downloaded or updated directly from the Microsoft Store:

Thank you to everyone who has tested the application and shared feedback. Your reports continue to help improve SimVoice Copilot.

More languages, commands, and aircraft compatibility improvements are already planned for future releases.

¡SimVoice Copilot 1.0.12.0 ya está disponible en Microsoft Store! :studio_microphone::airplane:

La versión 1.0.12.0 de SimVoice Copilot ya se encuentra disponible en Microsoft Store.

La principal novedad de esta actualización es la incorporación de soporte multiidioma, incluyendo:

:united_kingdom: Inglés
:spain: Español

La interfaz de la aplicación, los comandos de voz, los mensajes y la documentación están ahora disponibles en ambos idiomas.

Esta versión también incluye mejoras en el reconocimiento de voz, la ejecución de comandos, los mensajes de respuesta de la aplicación y la estabilidad general.

SimVoice Copilot permite controlar Microsoft Flight Simulator mediante comandos de voz, facilitando la interacción con los sistemas del avión sin apartar las manos de los controles.

La aplicación puede descargarse o actualizarse directamente desde Microsoft Store:

Muchas gracias a todos quienes han probado la aplicación y enviado sus comentarios. Sus reportes continúan ayudando a mejorar SimVoice Copilot.

Ya estamos trabajando en nuevos idiomas, más comandos y una compatibilidad más amplia con diferentes aeronaves.

SimVoice Copilot 1.0.13.0 is now available! :airplane::studio_microphone:

We are happy to announce the latest update of SimVoice Copilot, focused on improving reliability, voice recognition, and autopilot control.

This update brings:

:white_check_mark: Improved recognition of voice commands with numeric values (altitude, heading, vertical speed, and more)

:white_check_mark: Better autopilot control and compatibility with advanced avionics and G1000 aircraft

:white_check_mark: Improved English and Spanish command profiles

:white_check_mark: New online user manual accessible directly from the application

:white_check_mark: New Support Package export tool to make troubleshooting and support faster

:white_check_mark: Stability and performance improvements

A big thank you to all pilots who provided feedback and helped us improve SimVoice Copilot.

Your reports and testing continue to shape future updates.

Get it at SimVoice Copilot - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store

Enjoy your flights! :airplane:

Hello everyone,

SimVoice Copilot 1.0.14.0 is now available through Microsoft Store.

This is a major update focused on more reliable numeric voice commands, faster configuration, new simulator information call-outs, and improved stability during long flight sessions.

SimVoice Copilot is a voice-command companion for **Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024**, with full English and Spanish support.

What’s new in version 1.0.14.0

  • Searchable **SimConnect Event** selector
  • Searchable **SimVar Call-out** selector
  • Expanded SimConnect Event and SimVar catalogs
  • Commands sorted alphabetically by default
  • Automatic removal of exact duplicate commands
  • Improved persistence of customized and localized command mappings
  • Improved English and Spanish numeric recognition
  • More reliable heading, altitude, and vertical-speed commands
  • Better handling of headings such as **000/360, 110, 210, and 310**
  • More reliable one-sentence altitude commands such as:
    • `Set altitude three thousand three hundred`
    • `Establecer altitud tres mil trescientos`
  • Serialized spoken responses to prevent overlapping voices
  • Improved Push-to-Talk stability and voice-processing safeguards
  • Non-blocking background catalog updates
  • Improved support packages and diagnostic information
  • SimVoice Copilot now closes automatically after Flight Simulator closes

New FPS call-out

You can now ask:

`Check FPS`

SimVoice reports the current simulator frame rate using the SimConnect `Frame` system event.

New combined wind call-out

You can also ask:

`Check wind`

SimVoice combines the current ambient wind direction and velocity into one spoken response, for example:

Wind is from 270 degrees at 15 knots.

Both FPS and wind are implemented as SimVoice pseudo SimVars and can be configured from the **SimVar Call-outs** screen.

Improved numeric commands

Version 1.0.14.0 includes extensive work on spoken values.

Examples:

  • `Set heading two one zero`
  • `Set heading three six zero`
  • `Set altitude three thousand three hundred`
  • `Set vertical speed minus six hundred`

When a value cannot be interpreted safely, SimVoice asks the user to repeat only the value instead of executing an uncertain command.

Known issue

Voice control of the **Vision Jet flap selector** is temporarily unavailable due to a known aircraft-specific compatibility issue.

SimVoice detects this condition immediately and does not perform repeated compatibility attempts. Flap commands remain available in compatible aircraft.

Availability

SimVoice Copilot is distributed through Microsoft Store:

The Store download is free. Full functionality requires an active SimVoice Copilot subscription.

Thank you to everyone who tested previous builds and shared support packages. Those reports were extremely valuable in improving voice recognition, responsiveness, diagnostics, and stability.

Feedback after the release will be very welcome.

Hi everyone,

SimVoice Copilot 1.0.17.0 is now available at Miscrosoft Store. This update introduces a new hands-free workflow: Voice Checklists for supported Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 aircraft.

What Voice Checklists do

SimVoice Copilot can discover supported aircraft checklists, read the current item aloud, and wait for a configured spoken acknowledgement before continuing.

Typical English responses include:

  • checked
  • done
  • roger

The checklist session can also be repeated, paused, resumed, stopped, canceled, or moved to the next pending checklist.

This means you can keep your hands on the controls while working through the procedure one item at a time.

MSFS 2024 native checklist support

For compatible MSFS 2024 aircraft, version 1.0.17.0 includes a bundled WASM bridge that supports native checklist interaction.

The bridge is deployed from the signed application package into the detected MSFS 2024 Community folder. A simulator restart may be required after the first installation or after a bridge update.

The app also includes a visible option to remove the bridge.

MSFS 2020 support

Voice Checklists can use supported checklist data discovered from MSFS 2020 aircraft packages. The MSFS 2024 WASM bridge is not required for the normal MSFS 2020 checklist workflow.

Other improvements in 1.0.17.0

  • Better checklist discovery and aircraft matching
  • Configurable expected responses
  • Improved parameterized voice-command parsing
  • Better bridge deployment and diagnostic information
  • Improved tray restore and restart behavior
  • More complete support-package reporting

Compatibility note

Checklist availability and native synchronization depend on what each aircraft package exposes. Some encrypted or highly customized third-party aircraft may not provide usable checklist data, and not every aircraft supports physical switch-state verification.

When native state is not exposed, the spoken acknowledgement is what advances the checklist.

Local processing

Standard English and Spanish voice commands continue to use the included offline recognizer. The optional local AI package is not required for standard commands or Voice Checklists.

Microsoft Store:

Product information:

Feedback from different aircraft and checklist implementations will be especially useful after the Store update becomes available.

Fly smarter. Speak naturally. Stay in control.

Hi everyone,

A quick look at the latest SimVoice Copilot update in MSFS 2024.

This demo shows the complete Before Engine Start checklist in the Cirrus Vision Jet G2, controlled naturally by voice.

One of the highlights of this update is Automatic Cockpit Focus: SimVoice Copilot can now automatically move the cockpit view to the relevant control or instrument for each checklist item — including the original Vision Jet G2 checklist, which did not provide this functionality natively.

So instead of simply reading through a checklist, SimVoice Copilot can now help guide you visually through the cockpit as you complete it.

:clapper_board: Video

More aircraft, checklist improvements and voice-control refinements are on the way.

:globe_with_meridians: simvoicecopilot.com

Speak. Check. Fly.

simvoicecopilot

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a recent community-made video about SimVoice Copilot that has received a surprisingly strong response since it was published.

The video was created independently by High in the flightsim sky, who has been using SimVoice Copilot for some time and put together a detailed look at how it works in Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Speak to Fly: Hands-Free Cockpit Control in MSFS with SimVoice Copilot

The video covers voice-controlled cockpit interaction and shows SVC being used in a real flight-sim environment.

One thing I particularly appreciate is the discussion the video has generated. Some of the feedback has been very positive, while other comments have raised concerns about things such as the subscription model and voice quality.

We are listening.

The next major SimVoice Copilot update is already in development and will include the permanent Free version that had been planned for some time, together with several other significant improvements.

We are also working on further improvements to the voice experience and on new capabilities that will make SVC considerably more flexible.

I also want to thank High in the flightsim sky for taking the time to create such a thorough independent video and for allowing me to share it here.

Feedback is always welcome — positive or critical. It genuinely helps shape where SimVoice Copilot goes next.

Learn more about SimVoice Copilot:

SimVoice Copilot is also available through the Microsoft Store.

— SimTech Aviation

Hi everyone,

I’m happy to share that SimVoice Copilot 1.1.0.0 has now been officially released on the Microsoft Store for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

This is a fairly large update, so I wanted to summarize the most important changes rather than post a long changelog.

SimVoice Copilot now has a permanent Free version

Version 1.1 introduces a permanent Free plan, so new pilots can use the core SimVoice experience without an expiring trial.

For those who want the complete feature set, there are now two Premium options:

  • Premium Monthly
  • Premium Lifetime, as a one-time purchase

As a thank-you to the people who supported the project early, existing customers who paid for the previous Annual Premium plan are being upgraded to Premium Lifetime at no additional cost.

AI Command Builder

Probably the largest new feature is the AI Command Builder.

The idea is to let you describe a cockpit procedure in more natural language and have SimVoice build a proposed command from capabilities that actually exist in SimVoice/MSFS.

A command can contain multiple ordered actions and can combine things such as:

  • simulator/SimConnect actions;
  • actions that require a value;
  • your existing keyboard commands;
  • SimVar reads and spoken call-outs;
  • fixed or spoken parameters;
  • deterministic conditions;
  • reusable command groups and procedures.

The proposed plan can be reviewed and edited before saving it.

The AI is therefore used to help build and interpret the command — it isn’t given unrestricted control of the simulator.

Natural Command Resolver

The natural-language command path has also been expanded.

SimVoice can recognize more natural variations of configured commands, but the final result still has to map to a known command and pass the normal value and flight-phase validation before execution.

Normal direct voice commands continue to work without AI.

More flexible spoken simulator data

Version 1.1 expands the Spoken SimVar Call-out system as well.

Call-outs can now be built from multiple simulator values and reusable spoken variables, making it possible to create much richer questions/responses based on live aircraft data.

OpenAI Neural Voice

Premium users can optionally use OpenAI Neural Voice for copilot responses.

There are currently 13 selectable neural voices, with streaming playback, caching and automatic fallback to the normal Windows/System Voice.

The voice balance is designed around actual generation:

  • Premium Monthly includes 120 Neural Voice minutes per billing cycle
  • Premium Lifetime includes 1,200 initial generation minutes that do not expire
  • responses played from cache use 0 minutes
  • voice previews use 0 minutes
  • if Neural Voice is unavailable, SimVoice continues using System Voice

So repeating the same cached checklist item or copilot response does not repeatedly consume the cloud voice balance.

Existing MSFS features remain

The update keeps the existing SimVoice features, including:

  • configurable voice commands;
  • commands with spoken numeric values;
  • voice-to-keyboard commands;
  • spoken SimVar data;
  • flight-phase filtering;
  • Guided Voice Checklists;
  • MSFS 2024 native checklist integration;
  • the SimVoice Copilot MSFS 2024 EFB;
  • English and Spanish interface/voice-command support.

My main goal continues to be making SimVoice useful for both desktop and VR flying without trying to turn it into an autonomous pilot. The pilot remains in control; SimVoice is there to reduce the amount of cockpit hunting and repetitive interaction.

Available now

Microsoft Store:

SimVoice Copilot:

Feedback is very welcome, particularly from anyone experimenting with the new AI Command Builder, custom procedures and Neural Voice.

If you find an aircraft-specific command that behaves differently from the default aircraft, please include the exact aircraft/version and a SimVoice Support Package when reporting it. Those reports are extremely useful for improving aircraft-specific compatibility.

Thanks to everyone who has tested SimVoice Copilot, reported issues and helped improve it along the way.

Gonzalo
SimTech Aviation / SimVoice Copilot