For gliding clubs

Run the flying day.Lose the paper flight sheet.

One screen at the launch point holds the queue, what is in the air, and what has landed. Every correction keeps what it replaced, with a reason and a name.

Works on the tablet the club already has, in daylight, and keeps recording when the network does not.

Queue

Watch

Land

QueueWatchLand

A flying day, end to end

The same order a club already works in. Nothing is entered twice, and nothing is entered after the fact unless somebody says why.

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Who is here, which gliders are out, winch or aerotow, and who is answerable for the day. The product says what is still missing before it lets the day open.

  2. 02

    Queue

    A line waits its turn with its crew and its launch method. Reordering is one action, and it is the queue that moves — not a row that gets retyped.

  3. 03

    Launch

    One confirmation records the departure, once. The time comes from the server, not from whichever device happened to be used.

  4. 04

    Watch

    What is airborne sits at the top of the screen with its elapsed time. No threshold, no alert, no colour change: the product never implies it is watching a flight.

  5. 05

    Land

    One tap ends the flight and gives the glider and the crew back to the queue. A confirmed outlanding ends the flight too — it is not left in the air with a note.

  6. 06

    Correct

    A correction keeps the previous value, the new one, who made it, when, and a reason chosen from a short list. Nothing is overwritten and nothing is deleted.

  7. 07

    Close

    The day refuses to close over a glider still in the air or a queue still holding lines. Reopening is possible, and it is recorded with its reason.

  8. 08

    Registry

    Every closed day becomes the club’s own record: filter it, read it, print it, export it to a spreadsheet.

What each person gets out of it

The person holding the board

Large targets, readable in the sun, one hand. Every refusal says what to do next instead of what went wrong.

The chief flying instructor

The day cannot open with a blocking gap, and every correction after the fact is attributed and explained.

The treasurer

A filtered period, a total, and a spreadsheet. GA Flight Gliding does not keep your members’ accounts and does not invoice them — it gives you the flights they flew.

Coming from somewhere else

People, gliders and launch methods are imported from a spreadsheet, previewed before anything is written, and applied in one go or not at all.

The data stays yours

Each club is isolated at the database level, not only in the application. Every change is written to an append-only trail. You can export everything at any moment, and if the subscription ends you keep reading and exporting — only recording stops.

What this is not

It is not an official register, it replaces no regulatory document, and it certifies nothing. It records what the club records, and says so on every page it prints.

Early access. The product is complete enough to run a flying day end to end, and no club has yet run one on it. We would rather tell you that now than after you have adopted it.

Early-access programme

€29 a month for the club, plus €0.15 per recorded flight — members, instructors and admins unlimited. A free trial with no card, and nothing renews without being shown to you first.

The gliding console is online and registration is open. It is not a regulatory record.

Questions clubs ask

What happens when the network drops?
The board keeps recording on the device that holds it, and sends what it captured when the connection returns. Anything captured with an uncertain clock is flagged for somebody to look at rather than silently trusted.
Can two people hold the board at once?
No, and that is deliberate. One device holds the board at a time; another can take it over, and the takeover is recorded with a reason. Two authoritative boards is how a day ends with two different answers.
Do pilots enter their own flights?
Not today. A central operator holds the board, which is how the clubs we met actually work. It is a decision we can revisit — and if we do, a pilot would submit a request, never an authoritative departure time.
Does it handle member accounts and billing?
No. Club accounting is out of scope on purpose. What GA Flight Gliding gives your treasurer is the flights, filtered and exportable; what your club charges for them stays where it is today.
Which launch methods are supported?
Winch and aerotow, including a club that uses both. Self-launch is not built: no club we met operates one, and adding it later is a small additive change rather than a redesign.