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The complete platform

Cockpit execution on mobile. Serious preparation on the web.

One procedure system spans a focused iPhone and iPad experience, a first-class workspace for individual pilots, and a web-only organization control plane—without making the cloud a cockpit dependency.

Pilot Studio
CC
AIRCRAFT LIBRARY
My procedures+ New draft
FWN72531Fixed-wing trainerReady offline
RWN44RCRotorcraft trainerReview due
09:42OFFLINE READY
N72531•••
BEFORE TAKEOFF4 of 7 verified
RESUMED WITH CONTEXTRepeat last verified item
Fuel selectorBOTH
5Flight controlsFREE & CORRECT
6TrimSET FOR TAKEOFF
PINNED RELEASERev 4.2 · Source traced

Focused by context

The right capability on the right screen.

A pilot preparing at a desk, a pilot executing in a cockpit, and a department releasing a revision have different jobs. The product respects those boundaries.

01 / MOBILE

Flight Mode

Focused, offline execution for iPhone and iPad.

  • Aircraft and release readiness
  • One explicit current item
  • Pause, resume brief, and repeat-last-item flow
  • Deferred and unresolved item tray
  • Supplemental voice with touch fallback
  • Failure recovery, static backup, and debrief
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02 / PILOT WEB

Pilot Studio

Room to prepare, understand, and maintain personal procedures.

  • Personal authoring and structured import
  • Source review and procedure comparison
  • Aircraft and configuration library
  • Training rehearsal and revision history
  • Printable and downloadable backups
  • Private-by-default personal records
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03 / ORGANIZATION WEB

Organization Control

Governed change from source material to assigned mobile release.

  • Fleet and tail-specific effectivity
  • Author, review, approve, and publish workflow
  • Immutable releases and semantic differences
  • Assignments, acknowledgements, and prerequisites
  • Recall, rollback, audit, and corrective action
  • Roles, integrations, licensing, and billing
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One governed lifecycle

Every release has a beginning, a boundary, and a history.

Cloud collaboration prepares the release. Local execution preserves it. Debrief informs the next deliberate change.

  1. 01Draft
  2. 02Review
  3. 03Release
  4. 04Download
  5. 05Fly
  6. 06Debrief

Execution state

More honest than checked or unchecked.

The system distinguishes what happened, what remains, and what policy allows—so the interface does not tell a simpler story than the procedure state.

StateMeaningCompletion effect
CurrentThe one item holding the execution pointerOpen
VerifiedThe pilot recorded the required responseResolved
DeferredStill owed at an authored trigger or phaseOpen
Not applicableExcluded only under the procedure’s allowed basisPolicy-dependent
OverrideExplicit exception with reason and authorityVisible exception

Offline by operational design

The network can disappear. The active procedure cannot.

Downloaded releases, active state, matching audio, search, and backup material remain available locally. Sync returns later; it does not become the authority over a live session.

  • Exact session state restored after app restart
  • No silent mid-session definition update
  • Visible storage, release, and readiness status
  • Deterministic conflict and fallback behavior
Ready for offline use
Aircraft
N72531
Procedure release
4.2
Last integrity check
Passed
Fallback copy
Available
Cloud required in flight
No

Designed for the real operating method

The checklist determines the interaction—not the other way around.

Flow, then verify

Support geographic or systems flow followed by deliberate confirmation.

Read, then do

Present actions in order when the procedure is meant to direct performance.

Memory, then verify

Separate immediate memory actions from the reference and verification that follows.

Challenge and response

Represent crew roles and actual responses without bulk completion theater.

Help shape what comes next

See the procedure system through your own aircraft and workflow.

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