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Just Go Fly
Take off, land somewhere, shut down. Nothing new to learn.
Collect the
fields you fly.
173 airports and growing, one numbered card each. One runway at a time, the set grows.
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173 airports and growing, one numbered card each. One runway at a time, the set grows.
The first hundred pilots on the list carry this on their profile, struck with their number. When No. 100 is claimed, it is never made again.
Lock your spot. The earlier you join, the lower your number.
Take off, land somewhere, shut down. Nothing new to learn.
Open the app on the ramp. It uses your location to confirm you were there.
That airport becomes a numbered card that's yours. Land early and your number is lower.
Every airport you visit adds a card. Your whole flying history in one place.
An app for general aviation pilots. Land at an airport, open the app on the ramp, and that field becomes a numbered card in your collection. It's your flying history, kept somewhere your logbook can't show it off.
Every airport's cards are numbered in the order pilots claim them. The first pilot to land at a field holds No. 1 there, forever. Numbers are never reissued, so the earlier you get to a field, the lower yours is.
The Day One badge, the only legendary badge in the app. It lives on your profile, struck with your place in the first hundred, No. 1 through No. 100. Once the hundredth is claimed, it's never made again.
173 fields across Texas, Florida, California, and Arizona to start, with new ones added every week. New fields get made in order of demand, so your signup literally decides what comes next.
Join with it anyway. Your home airport goes on the request list the moment you sign up, and fields get made in the order pilots ask for them.
Nothing to collect. The app and GPS check-ins are free. Physical prints of your cards are an optional extra later, never a requirement.
The card in a protective sleeve, secured in a rigid top loader, sealed in a stay-flat mailer. It arrives clean or it ships again.
End of July on iPhone. The waitlist gets in first, and your Day One number is locked from the moment you sign up.