GTi turns your phone or tablet into the front panel your Gotek floppy emulator
always deserved.

Point GTi at your folder of ADF disk images — internal storage, SD card, or
USB drive — and it becomes a beautiful coverflow library of your Amiga
collection. Flick through your games, tap INSERT, and the disk is pushed over
WiFi to your SuperMini/NoTek dongle, where your real hardware boots it like a
floppy in the drive. No cables, no disk swapping at the machine, no copying
files around.

FEATURES

- Coverflow reel and list views of your entire ADF library
- Instant type-to-search, favourites, and multi-disk grouping (Disk 1 of 3
titles stay together)
- One-tap INSERT pushes the disk image to your emulator over WiFi in about a
second
- Save-aware EJECT — if your game saved recently, GTi warns you before the
disk comes out, so you never lose a save again
- Live dongle status — see what's in the drive right now
- Multiple dongles supported — perfect for more than one machine
- Six colour themes, including light and classic retro palettes
- Optional retro intro — including a full demoscene-style cracktro for those
who remember
- Portrait and landscape layouts for phones and tablets

WORKS WITH

GTi is the companion app for SuperMini / NoTek WiFi dongles running the open
OMEGAWARE firmware, attached to Gotek-style floppy emulator hardware (as used
with FlashFloppy). The dongle firmware is open source — build your own
hardware or use a ready-made one.

You will need: a Gotek-style floppy emulator, a supported WiFi dongle, and
your own disk image files. GTi does not include games or disk images.

FREE, WITH A TINY BANNER

GTi is free. A single small banner ad helps cover the app-store publishing
fees — nothing more. A one-time in-app purchase removes it forever. There are
no subscriptions, no accounts, no full-screen ads, and no tracking of your
own. Your disk images never leave your device except to travel to your own
hardware.

Made by one Amiga enthusiast for the rest of us. Insert disk 2 to continue.