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FLIGHTLOG UAS

BUILT FOR SMALL PUBLIC-SAFETY UAS TEAMS

Simple to start.Powerful to manage.

FlightLog UAS brings flights, pilots, credentials, aircraft, maintenance, and reporting into one mobile-first platform designed to be easy to adopt and powerful enough to manage the entire UAS program.

FlightLog brings flights, pilots, credentials, aircraft, maintenance, and reporting into one mobile-first platform built to be easy to adopt and powerful enough to manage the entire UAS program.

Fast enough for the field. Structured enough for leadership.

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Launching in 2027

Flight Setup: mission type, aircraft, pilot, and date.
Flights: a connected list of team missions and flight status.
Reports: flight totals, hours, mission effectiveness, and outcomes.

THE PROBLEM

Small UAS teams shouldn’t have to navigate complicated software just to stay organized.

Many small public-safety UAS teams are left choosing between spreadsheets and disconnected records or larger platforms that can be difficult to evaluate, purchase, and adopt.

  1. Records get fragmented.

    Flights, aircraft, maintenance, credentials, and pilot information can end up spread across spreadsheets, forms, and separate files.Flights, aircraft, maintenance, credentials, and pilot information can end up spread across separate files and forms.

  2. Pricing gets complicated.

    Feature tiers, add-ons, and unclear enterprise pricing make it harder to know what is included and what the final cost will be.Feature tiers, add-ons, and unclear enterprise pricing make it harder to know what is included and what it will cost.

  3. Getting started takes too long.

    Sales conversations, implementation steps, and heavier onboarding can create friction for teams that need a dependable system they can begin using.Sales conversations and heavier onboarding add friction for teams that need a dependable system they can begin using.

Small teams need something simpler: clear pricing, easy onboarding, connected records, and full access without guessing which capabilities are included.

THE SOLUTION

One system for the work your UAS team already has to manage.

FlightLog brings flights, pilots, credentials, aircraft, maintenance, and reporting together in one mobile-first workspace built for small public-safety UAS teams.

FlightLog Pilots with quick actions to start a flight, invite a pilot, add aircraft, log credentials, and add a maintenance check.

Everything stays connected.

Document the mission in the field, keep the program organized, and turn the same operational record into useful reporting.

  • Flights
  • Pilots
  • Credentials
  • Aircraft
  • Maintenance
  • Reports

HOW FLIGHTLOG WORKS

One connected workflow, from mission start to reporting.

Capture the right information as the mission moves—without turning documentation into the mission.

  1. Start

    Flight Setup with mission, aircraft, pilot, and date.

    Capture the basic mission context.

  2. Pre-Flight

    Pre-Flight readiness checklist.

    Complete field-focused readiness documentation.

  3. Operate

    Active flight record with flight overview and Continue to post-flight.

    Keep the flight active while the mission is underway.

  4. Post-Flight

    Post-Flight record with flight time and mission outcome.

    Capture flight time, outcome, UAS impact, anomalies, maintenance concerns, and other operational information.

  5. Report

    Reports overview with flight totals and mission effectiveness.

    Turn completed flight records into program history, analytics, and reporting.

Swipe to explore the full workflow

MANAGE THE PROGRAM

Simple for pilots. Powerful for managers.

Two roles keep responsibilities clear while everyone works inside the same shared operational workspace.

Pilots list with team members, flight activity, and pilot status.
Team members with Manager and Pilot roles and membership controls.

Two roles. One shared workspace.

Pilots document the mission. Managers keep the program moving. FlightLog keeps the records connected.

Pilot

Document flights, complete Pre-Flight and Post-Flight workflows, maintain personal credentials, and access authorized Team operational information and reporting.

Manager

Retain Pilot capabilities while managing pilots, membership, aircraft, credentials, maintenance activity, Team settings, and program records.

Start individually. Create or join a Team when you’re ready.

SHOW THE IMPACT

Turn flight records into program insight.

FlightLog turns everyday operational records into useful program-level insight.

General overview: 52 total flights, 63 total flight hours, 88% impact rate, and 46 positive outcomes out of 52.Mission Effectiveness: 88% impactful. The report export shows 46 impactful (88%) and 6 not impactful (12%).Mission outcomes across 52 flights: subject located 16 (31%), training objective completed 12 (23%), situational awareness improved 8 (15%), incident overwatch provided 6 (11%), area cleared 4 (8%), scene documented 3 (6%), operational intel gathered 2 (4%), hazard identified 1 (2%).Mission types chart led by Search & Rescue, Training, Wildland fire, and Situational Awareness, followed by the full range of operational mission categories.Flights over time during April: average 11.7 flights per week and 14.2 hours per week.Top pilots: John Doe, 32 hours and 23 flights; Ronald Richards, 28 hours and 19 flights; Cody Fisher, 18 hours and 14 flights.Top aircraft: Eagle one, DJI Matrice 300, 42 hours and 31 flights; Hawk two, Autel EVO Max 4T, 28 hours and 19 flights; Scout three, Skydio X10, 18 hours and 12 flights.

See the activity. Understand the outcomes. Communicate how the program is being used across the agency.

PRICING

Choose your team size.Not your feature package.

Every paid FlightLog plan includes the full FlightLog product experience. Pricing changes based on the number of seats—not the number of aircraft.

Anticipated 2027 launch pricing

INDIVIDUAL

$15 / month

1 seat. Start individually, then create or join a Team later without starting over.

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TEAM

Seat-based pricing. Unlimited aircraft.

The product stays the same; capacity changes.

  • 5 seats

    $60

    / month

  • 10 seats

    $115

    / month

  • 15 seats

    $165

    / month

  • 20 seats

    $210

    / month

  • 50 seats

    $500

    / month

5 Team tiers · swipe or scroll →

INDIVIDUAL → TEAM

Start individually. Build the team when you're ready.

A user can begin with an Individual workspace and later create or join a Team without rebuilding their account or operational history.

  • 14-day free trial

    Full product access during the trial.

  • Full feature access

    Paid plans are not divided into feature packages.

  • Unlimited aircraft

    Aircraft count does not affect subscription price.

  • Seat-based pricing

    Customers pay based on the people who need access.

Download → Try → Subscribe

The intended launch path is self-service through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

  1. 01

    Download

    Download from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

  2. 02

    Try

    Use the full product during the 14-day free trial.

  3. 03

    Subscribe

    Choose the Individual or Team seat tier that fits your workspace.

FlightLog UAS is currently in development with launch planned for 2027. Pricing shown reflects anticipated launch pricing and may be refined before general availability.

OUR STORY

Built from real public-safety UAS operations.

FlightLog UAS was created around a simple reality: for small public-safety drone teams, the mission comes first—but the records still matter.

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WHY FLIGHTLOG EXISTS

The work behind the mission should not become the mission.

The same people flying missions may also be maintaining aircraft records, tracking credentials, documenting operations, and answering leadership questions about how the program is being used.

FlightLog is being built to make that work simpler: documentation fast enough for the field, structured enough to become a credible operational record, and useful enough to help teams communicate program activity and impact.

FOUNDING PRINCIPLE

Build the system around the way small teams actually operate.

  • Mission First

    Documentation should support operations, not slow them down.

  • Credible Records

    The same field data should become useful operational history and reporting.

  • Small-Team Focus

    The product should remain understandable, practical, and easy to adopt.

FAQ

Questions before launch?

The practical details: who FlightLog is for, how pricing works, and what to expect as we move toward launch.

Is FlightLog UAS available now?

Not yet. FlightLog UAS is currently in development with launch planned for 2027. Users can join the launch list for development and availability updates.

Who is FlightLog UAS built for?

Primarily small public-safety UAS teams, including fire, law enforcement, EMS, emergency management, and similar programs that need a straightforward way to document operations and manage their program.

What is included with a paid plan?

Every paid plan is intended to include the full FlightLog feature set. Plans differ by seat capacity rather than feature packages.

How does FlightLog pricing work?

Pricing is based on the number of seats in the workspace. Aircraft count does not determine subscription price.

Does FlightLog limit the number of aircraft I can manage?

No. FlightLog pricing is not based on aircraft count.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. FlightLog is planned to include a 14-day free trial with full feature access.

Can I start as an individual and create a Team later?

Yes. A user can start individually and later create or join a Team as the program grows.

Where will FlightLog UAS be available?

FlightLog is being developed as a mobile-first application for iOS and Android.

Do I need to contact sales to get started?

The intended launch experience is self-service: download the app, begin the free trial, and subscribe to the appropriate plan without requiring a sales conversation.

How can I follow development and launch updates?

Join the FlightLog UAS launch list for product development, launch, and availability updates.

Launching in 2027

Be ready when FlightLog launches.

Join the launch list for development updates, early-access information, and availability as FlightLog works toward its planned 2027 release.

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