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FlightCrew Pro·Free beta

Roadmap & changelog.

FlightCrew Pro ships fast. Here's what's landed recently and where we're headed next — shaped by the crews who fly with it.

The road ahead

What we're building.

A look at what's in progress and what's coming. This is directional — priorities shift as we learn from crews, so timing isn't a promise.

  • Planned

    Commute finder

    A route board for getting between home and base — the flights that get you there on time, with live status awareness.

  • Planned

    Richer inbound turn-ops

    The Track Inbound sheet gaining gate-out actual-vs-scheduled, EDCT, and conditions at your departure airport for a fuller read on the turn.

  • Planned

    More airlines

    Expanding beyond Delta and Southwest — learned parser profiles let us bring on new carriers as crews import their schedules.

  • Planned

    Android parity

    Bringing the full feature set to Android, so the whole crew is on the same page regardless of phone.

  • Exploring

    Deeper assistant actions

    Letting the crew assistant do more on your behalf — reminders, bids, and quick answers — always grounded only in your own data.

Recently shipped

What's new.

Every notable update to FlightCrew Pro, newest first.

  1. July 24, 2026

    • New

      Friends & presence

      Crew connections are now true two-way friendships — request and accept — with a presence hub showing which friends are in the air, on the ground, or on a layover right now. Ghost Mode hides you whenever you want.

    • New

      Family sharing

      Share your flights with the people at home: a live view of your day with departure, arrival, and diversion alerts — no account or roster access required, and you choose what each person sees.

    • New

      Friend schedules

      See an upcoming schedule for friends who share theirs — reciprocal, so you show yours to see theirs.

    • New

      Flight alarms

      An automatic wake-up alarm before every report time, set from your schedule the moment it lands.

    • New

      Tarmac delay rules

      Every flight now carries its DOT tarmac-rule card — the 3- and 4-hour limits and what you're owed — with a live clock anchored to actual out/in times when a delay starts running.

    • New

      Deadhead check-in reminders

      A nudge when the check-in window opens on a deadhead leg, so a positive-space seat never goes unclaimed.

    • Improved

      Horizon design rollout complete

      The refreshed look now covers the whole app — including rebuilt Duty Day and Trip Overview screens — with scheduled times in gray and actuals in green or red at a glance.

  2. July 21, 2026

    • New

      Appearance & accent color

      Light and dark modes plus an accent color you can set to your airline or a preset — carried through the whole app.

    • Improved

      Privacy audience controls

      Discovery and follows now read as nobody / crew you've flown with / everyone, with per-field control over whether your email, handle, or employee ID is searchable.

    • Improved

      Timezone-labeled clocks

      Every schedule time now names the zone it's in, so a departure never reads ambiguously as you travel across theaters.

  3. July 19, 2026

    • New

      Crew on your layovers

      See upcoming layovers you share with crew you mutually follow — same city, overlapping time — and connect in a tap.

    • Improved

      Reciprocal privacy, enforced server-side

      Every way you're visible to other crew is now give-and-get: opt out of a surface and you drop out of others' views and see no one there. Applied to search, presence, messaging, and no-fly sharing.

  4. July 9, 2026

    • New

      Bid reminders

      Set your monthly bid window once — when bidding opens, closes, and awards drop — and get nudged before the deadline and the moment your awarded schedule posts.

    • New

      Airport taxi & delay trends

      Typical taxi-out and taxi-in times and a live delay index for each airport, in the Airport Hub.

  5. July 4, 2026

    • New

      Track your inbound aircraft

      Follow the jet becoming your next flight through its full rotation, with a live ETA and gate-to-gate timing so you know if the turn is tight.

    • Improved

      Near real-time schedule sync

      Roster changes now reach your device within seconds, reading a freshly-synced calendar instead of a stale cache.

  6. July 1, 2026

    • New

      Public beta

      The first release: schedule sync & parsing, a FAR 117 duty-day monitor, live flight tracking, Live Activities, every flight's story, FAA delay & EDCT watch, crew follows / DMs / chat, private crew notes & no-fly list, hotel insights & reminders, crew access points (CMAP), aviation weather, and full offline support.

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