Long-time PiAware feeder here (three sites). I wanted a nicer way to watch my own receivers than a browser, so I built a native Apple app and released it last month. RTL-SDR.com wrote it up last week, which is what finally prompted me to post here: Overhead 1090: New iOS/tvOS ADS-B Mapping App for Local PiAware/dump1090 Receivers
Overhead 1090 talks directly to the dump1090-fa JSON feed on your Pi. Nothing leaves your network: the app has no cloud component, no account, and no analytics. You give it your Pi’s address and it draws a live map centered on your antenna, with filters for military, low-altitude, and ground traffic, a running logbook, daily stats, and a sightings feed for the interesting stuff (7700s, rare ais).
It also runs on Apple TV. The full map on a big screen makes a great passive display for the room where the rest of the family can see.
If you feed from more than one site, the app handles multiple receivers.
It costs $4.99 and the one purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and the Apple TVos
Overhead 1090 App - App Store · details at https://overhead1090.com
Not affiliated with FlightAware; it just speaks dump1090. Glad to answer questions, and I’d genuinely like to hear what fellow feeders want in the next update.