How it works

Crew calendar. Shared schedule. Family peace of mind.

We do not invent a second source of truth. We read the crew calendar, then show family what that phone has published.

1. Connect the crew calendar

   Pilot or crew grants access to flight and trip entries — not personal appointments.

2. Share the trip with people they approve

   Family does not wander in. Pilot or crew chooses who can follow. A pairing code is not a house key.

3. Stay oriented while they’re gone

   Days, cities, reachability, and Getting Home. When the plan changes and the phone can reach the network, family sees the new plan.

Getting Home, said once.

Last-duty arrival, a commute option if there is one, and a drive-time range. Not a ticket. Not jumpseat. If we cannot find an honest option, the line stays empty.

On the trip vs family

On the trip

Publish from the phone you already carry. Status is only as live as that phone’s connection. We would rather be late than fictional.

At home

See the shape of the trip and whether a call is likely. You are looking at what was shared — not a locked cockpit bag.