Apps from gamers to gamers.

Yilmio builds software for simulation and space-game pilots who play with real hardware: instrument panels, joysticks, extra screens. Made by a computer engineer who plays the games he builds for.

Airbus flight display drawn by Gaugecast on a Logitech FIP
The first product, Gaugecast, showing an Airbus flight display on a Logitech FIP. Preview with sample data.

First product: Gaugecast

Gaugecast puts the instruments and data of Microsoft Flight Simulator and Elite Dangerous on Logitech Flight Instrument Panels, Stream Deck keys and the browser of an old tablet or phone. The pages change by themselves for the aircraft you fly.

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How Yilmio works

Built by a player

Each tool starts with something that was missing at a real gaming desk, and it is tested with the games and hardware its maker actually uses.

Works with real hardware

Instrument panels, joysticks and other controllers come first. Yilmio tools are made to sit next to the hardware you already own.

Not tied to one game

The first product already covers Microsoft Flight Simulator and Elite Dangerous. Other simulation games and other devices are on the list, and Yilmio is not tied to a single game or maker.

Who is behind Yilmio

I'm Erdal YILMAZ, a computer engineer from Türkiye. I write software, and I play simulation games with real hardware.