Off 2 v1.2 — Boarding Pass Scanner, Custom Globe Tiles & In-App Help

We’re excited to announce Off 2 version 1.2, bringing three major new features to your offline flight companion.

Boarding Pass Scanner

Simply scan the barcode on your boarding pass — whether it’s a QR code, PDF417, Aztec, or DataMatrix — and Off 2 automatically fills in your flight details: airline, flight number, route, date, seat, and booking reference. No more typing. Just point your camera or import from Photos or Files.

Custom Globe Tiles

Want a different look for the 3D globe? Drop your own .mbtiles file into the Off 2 folder via the iOS Files app, restart the app, and your custom map tiles load automatically. Satellite imagery, terrain maps, nautical charts — whatever you prefer.

In-App Help

A brand new help system with 10 topics covering everything from getting started to pilot mode. Every section is fully localized in all 33 supported languages and works completely offline — just like the rest of the app.

Other Improvements

  • Boarding Pass Details — Tap to view passenger info and booking details, long press to reveal raw barcode data
  • Departure Time Clarity — The app now explains that barcodes encode only the flight date (not the time) and makes it easy to adjust
  • 39 Languages — Full App Store metadata now available in all 39 locales

Update Off 2 on the App Store

sQRH 4.0 — Versions Module: Track All Your EFB Apps in One Place

sQRH 4.0 introduces the Versions (VER) module — a new tab to track all your EFB apps and system versions in one place.

sQRH Versions module on iPad

What does VER do?

VER gives you a single dashboard to monitor every app in your EFB ecosystem — iPadOS, FlySmart+, CPaT, CTOT, EFBOne, and sQRH itself. Each entry shows the current version, status (CUR/ARC/BTA), issue date, and age in days.

App Store update check

Pull down to refresh and VER checks the App Store (via iTunes Lookup API) and Apple’s RSS feed for newer versions. If an update is available, a red badge appears next to the entry — so you always know which apps need updating before your next flight.

Standalone or server-connected

VER works in two modes:

  • Standalone — Manage versions locally on your device. Create, edit, and archive entries manually.
  • BLINK/FSA server — If your airline runs a BLINK server, VER syncs automatically on launch. Version records are pushed from the server, keeping the entire fleet in sync.

Also new in sQRH 4.0

  • Cockpit Checklist Sync — Pair two iPads via QR code for live checklist sync over encrypted MultipeerConnectivity
  • Quick-Access Menu — Long-press SET to jump to hidden tabs without opening Settings

Download sQRH on the App Store — Free