Crew Planner

Your airline gives you a roster app that crashes in three time zones and a paper duty sheet from 1994. This is the fix. Dated 2026 through 2029, bilingual EN/ES, and built by people who have actually held a galley door shut with their hip while crying laughing. Weekly Duty, Sectors and Rest, all in one place you can find without four-bar Wi-Fi.

Here is the part that saves your job: the expirations tracker. Medical, SEP, license, passport. You write the date once, and it stops being the thing you remember at 4 a.m. on a layover. No more finding out your recurrent lapsed from a very calm email that is actually a threat.

And yes, it looks the part. ICAO alphabet, time zones, IATA codes, onboard phrases, plus a jet lag and wellbeing section that treats you like a human instead of a seat number. This is the planner the new hire sees on your tray table and quietly decides she wants to be you. Aspirational. With a wink.