between flights, rated against a suggested minimum.
Flighty tracks the plane. LYVR plans the layover.
Flighty is a superb flight tracker, and its Connection Assistant will tell you when a connection is tight. Then the layover starts and it goes quiet: no walk, no security line, no lunch, no plan.

“Tight connection.” And then?
A real connection at Miami: 1h 35m, the same as the suggested minimum. Both gates still say “Awaiting Gate,” and that's where the screen ends. No walk, no checkpoints, nothing to do with the time.

Every checkpoint, counted.
An 11h 30m layover at JFK. LYVR sees the move from Terminal 7 to 8 leaves security, adds the live 26-minute line, the AirTrain and the walk, and shows the 10h 11m you really have.
11h 30m on paper.
Here's what's left.
A real connection at JFK: land at Terminal 7 at 6:35 AM, leave from Terminal 8 at 6:05 PM. The terminals don't connect airside, so it means a train and a second trip through security.
Every minute, accounted for.
- Layover, 6:35 AM to 6:05 PM11h 30m
- Deplane, on average−12 min
- Re-clear security at Terminal 8, live−26 min
- Walk, AirTrain, walk to the gate−11 min
- Doors close before an international departure−30 min
- Free for you10h 11m
16 things you need, curb to curb.
From the security line on the way out to the pickup at the other end, and how each app handles them.
A plan from the curb to the boarding door
Live security wait times
Lounges you can actually get into
Indoor terminal map
Finds the layover from your flights
Real time to spare
Timed gate-to-gate walk
Turn-by-turn inside the terminal
Knows which checkpoints you re-clear
Plans stops that fit the time
Says if leaving the airport is worth it
Gate-to-curb time
Live ETA link for your pickup
Live flight tracking
Works on Android and the web
Free, with no ads in your results
Everything after “will I make it?”
Flighty answers one question about your connection. These are the ones you have once you're standing in the terminal.
Three questions. A whole layover, planned.
Who's traveling (kids, a dog, a wheelchair), what sounds good, and a last check. It picks real places in your terminal, in the order you'll pass them, and leaves time to spare.

The line, before you're in it.
By terminal and lane at 100+ airports, and counted in your time to spare.
Plus customs and passport waits for US and Schengen arrivals.
Directions that know which floor you're on.
Around walls, up escalators, onto the train between terminals and through security on the way. Prefer Elevators sends every floor change to the lift.

Lounges you can actually get into.
Add your cards and memberships once. Every lounge shows whether you're in, and the live waitlist when there is one.

Seven hours? Go see the city.
Getting out, the ride each way, security on the way back and a 30-minute cushion, checked against your passport. Then a day, planned.

One link. No “where are you?” texts.
Passport control, the right belt and customs, timed from landing. Whoever's picking you up sees your ETA move, with no app and no sign-in.

Use the right tool for each part of the trip.
Where Flighty is genuinely good
Flight tracking. The live map, delay predictions, where-is-my-plane history and push alerts are the best there are, and Connection Assistant is a smart idea for tight connections. If all you need to know is whether you'll make it, Flighty is great.
Use both.
Is LYVR a Flighty alternative?
For layovers, yes. Flighty is a flight tracker: it follows the plane and can rate a connection as tight or relaxed. LYVR plans the time on the ground: it finds the layover, counts every walk, train and checkpoint, shows live security waits and lounges you can get into, and suggests stops that fit. Many travelers use Flighty for tracking and LYVR for the layover.
Does Flighty work on Android?
No. Flighty runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Vision Pro only. LYVR works in any modern browser, so it runs on Android phones, iPhones and computers.
Is Flighty's Connection Assistant free?
No. Connection Assistant is part of Flighty Pro, which costs $59.99 a year, $9.99 a month or $299 for lifetime access. LYVR's time to spare, walk times and layover plans are free.
Make the layover
part of the trip.
Free, in your browser. Plan your first layover in a couple of minutes.
Launch LYVR →Sources
- Flighty: Pricing
- Flighty Help: Supported platforms
- MacRumors: Flighty expands Connection Assistant (July 2026)
- App Store: Flighty – Live Flight Tracker
Flighty screenshot taken in its iPhone app. LYVR screenshots are from the LYVR web app on an iPhone, using a real AS26 and AA100 connection at JFK. This comparison reflects our reading of publicly available information as of October 2026. Products change, and features vary by region, device, version and airline. Flighty is a trademark of its owner, which is not affiliated with and does not endorse LYVR.