Built for the right seat.
You fly more than any pilot on the field and log the least glamorous hours in aviation. FlyFren turns the end-of-day logbook chore into one sentence.
An instructor's Tuesday
Conversational Logging
One message.
The whole day, logged.
Tell the Agent about your lessons the way you'd tell another CFI in the FBO. It drafts every entry with dual given, night, and cross-country in the right columns. You review, then save.
Dual given, done right
CFI time, dual given, night, and XC land in the correct fields. Totals update themselves.
Speak it, don't type it
Voice input on Smart and Pro. Dictate the day while you tie down the airplane.
Nothing saves itself
Every drafted entry waits for your review. Edit anything, then confirm.
Three lessons in N452HB today. 1.3 steep turns and slow flight with Emma, 1.1 pattern with Dev, then a 1.6 night dual XC down to Salinas with Sam. All dual given.
Drafted all three. Here's the day:
4.0 dual given today. Review and save?
Save all three
Logged. Go eat dinner.
Your Own Currency
Teaching all day
keeps everyone current but you.
Your students' landings don't count for your night currency, and nobody reminds the reminder-giver. FlyFren watches your own night, IFR, medical, and flight review status while you watch everyone else's.
NIGHT
CURRENT
3 landings in window
IFR
DUE SOON
4 approaches to go
MEDICAL
CURRENT
Renewal tracked
FLIGHT REVIEW
CURRENT
Yours, not just theirs
Example status board
A decade of dual given, still on paper?
Photograph your old pages and AI reads them, handwriting included. You review every entry before it joins your totals.
The Feed
ExampleEmma K.
2 hours ago · KPAO
Three laps in the pattern, all by myself. Thank you for trusting me with the airplane, coach.
Knew it the moment you nailed that first crosswind landing. Proud of you, @emma_flies.
Your Students
Be there for the solo.
Stay for the whole story.
Your students don't stop being your students at the checkride. Follow them on the Feed, throw a congrats on the first solo, and watch the pilots you made keep flying.
Also In Your Flight Bag
For the lessons
and everything between them.
Plan the dual XC
Brief weather, NOTAMs, and fuel for a training route in one conversation, then talk it through with your student.
Know every field
19,000+ airport pages with runways, frequencies, and procedures. Ready when your student picks somewhere new.
Fly for yourself
You're still a pilot. Plan your own trips, log your own adventures, and share them beyond the traffic pattern.
The logbook is free.
The right seat deserves it.
Unlimited entries, dual given done properly, and your own currency watched. No credit card required.
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