Choose the approach
Select the airport, runway, and straight-in ILS approach you want to practice.
KB1SLN Labs X-Plane scenario-training platform
Practice the approach, not the setup.
Intercept prepares repeatable X-Plane approach scenarios for supported aircraft, then hands you the airplane at a stable point so you can fly the final segment yourself.
- Simulator
- X-Plane 12
- Aircraft
- ToLiss Airbus
- Practice
- Straight-in ILS
What it does
Repeatable approach practice for X-Plane pilots.
Intercept is built for home simulator pilots who want to practice the same approach more than once without rebuilding the scenario by hand each time.
Let Intercept prepare
Intercept assists with supported aircraft preparation, simulator connection checks, and setup guidance.
Fly it yourself
When setup is complete, Intercept hands the airplane back to you at a stable point so you can fly the final approach.
Current alpha scope
Focused by design.
The current alpha is intentionally narrow so setup quality, repeatability, and pilot handoff can be tested before expanding the platform.
Early Windows build for approved testers.
Current simulator target for alpha testing.
Supported aircraft family for the current alpha scope.
Focused final-approach practice with stable pilot handoff.
Where this alpha fits
This is the first alpha, not the finish line.
Today’s alpha is intentionally narrow: Windows, X-Plane 12, ToLiss Airbus, and repeatable straight-in ILS practice. That is the first slice of Intercept, not the end state. We are starting with one focused workflow so we can prove repeatability, aircraft-aware setup, in-sim guidance, and stable handoff before expanding the platform.
What is available now
Approved alpha testers help validate the current Windows, X-Plane 12, ToLiss Airbus, straight-in ILS workflow and stable handoff experience.
What the alpha is proving
The alpha helps us learn whether Intercept reliably saves setup time, prepares repeatable scenarios, and gives pilots clear handoff guidance.
Longer-term direction
Intercept is intended to grow into a broader simulator training and scenario-preparation platform for building, repeating, and refining high-value practice scenarios. Future work is expected to broaden supported workflows, scenario types, aircraft-aware setup assistance, and pilot-facing guidance. Joining the alpha does not mean those roadmap items are available now.
Before / after
Spend less time rebuilding the setup between attempts.
Without Intercept
- Manually set location and starting position.
- Configure aircraft state and approach setup.
- Rebuild the same scenario after each attempt.
- Reposition, stabilize, and try to make the setup repeatable.
With Intercept
- Choose the airport, runway, and supported approach.
- Let Intercept prepare the scenario and supported aircraft workflow.
- Take over from a stable handoff point.
- Repeat the approach with less manual rebuilding.
Visual walkthrough
Built around a simple alpha workflow: choose, prepare, hand off, fly.
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Approach selection
Choose the airport, runway, and straight-in ILS approach you want to practice.
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In-sim guidance
Follow clear setup guidance while Intercept checks the simulator connection and supported aircraft workflow.
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Stable handoff
Take control from the handoff point and fly the final approach segment yourself.
Aircraft-aware
What aircraft-aware means in this alpha.
Aircraft-aware means Intercept understands supported aircraft workflows well enough to assist with scenario preparation, simulator connection checks, and handoff guidance instead of only repositioning the aircraft.
It does not mean certified training, full FMS automation, real-world aviation use, or broad aircraft support.
Alpha access
Help shape repeatable approach practice.
The KB1SLN Labs Windows alpha is focused on straight-in ILS approach practice in X-Plane 12, beginning with the ToLiss Airbus. We’re looking for pilots who want a faster, more repeatable way to practice approaches and can give practical feedback.
What we are learning
We want to understand where Intercept saves time, where the setup flow feels unclear, and what breaks or behaves differently across real simulator setups.
What you receive
Approved testers receive access to a working Windows alpha build for a 30-day test window. Access includes a time-limited download link (valid for 60 minutes) delivered when your request is approved.
What we ask from you
Use Intercept in normal practice sessions, tell us what worked, report defects, and share relevant logs or setup details when we need them to diagnose an issue.
What participation means
The alpha is early software. By joining, you agree to use it for testing, provide honest feedback through the feedback channel we open, and expect changes between builds.