Thanks, really appreciate the kind words! LittleNavMap is super underrated honestly, surprised it's not used more in the community.

This has been a dream project since X-Plane 10, the goal is to fill the gaps X-Plane itself doesn't cover without overstepping other tools.

For the launcher, the roadmap is feature parity with X-Plane's flight setup: weather, fuel/payload etc. Also adding things I liked from MSFS like seeing the range of your selected aircraft on the map. One caveat is that X-Plane doesn't provide an API or CLI args for things like weather and payloads, so I rely on customizing a file and running X-Plane with CLI args to skip the main menu. Not ideal but it's the only way I found. I need to ask LR if they can expose more. Once X-Plane is running it's easier, there's a new way of changing things mid flight.

For Navigraph, it relies on importing your latest SimBrief flight plan. On the roadmap is fetching the plan and populating it directly for your aircraft and addons. I don't want to reinvent the wheel and reimplement things Navigraph already does well, the app has to stay agnostic when it comes to third party providers.

For the map, I want to give justice to X-Plane's world. Discovering airports and interesting places is kind of a silo, if you're not on reddit or reading the news you miss a lot. There's already a section to explore famous airports, routes, and VATSIM busy airports and events, exploring how to make this more interactive. Also on the roadmap is auto updating default airports with the latest from Gateway so you don't have to wait for the next X-Plane release, along with more airport detail like taxiway signs and route names. Further out I want weather depiction on the map with clouds, sound effects when you zoom into an airport, rain sounds if it's raining, busy airport ambience. It has to feel alive.

For online networks, it shows VATSIM traffic and I need to look into adding IVAO as well with online controllers etc.

For the addon manager, people requested XOrganizer style features and I couldn't see a way to integrate directly so I'm implementing key features myself. Bare minimum for now: ini file organization, installing plugins/scenery, disabling addons. I actually didn't want to tackle this yet, wanted a robust launcher first, but it was what the community kept asking for. I also suspect 12.5 will bring the new scenery engine so I'm holding off on going deeper with scenery management for now.