Roster, logbook, fatigue, and pay — finally in sync. Designed for iPad. Built by a commercial pilot.
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Altivra began the way most pilot tools should begin — on a layover, in a hotel room, after a ten-hour duty. I was reconciling a duty roster from one app, a logbook from another, a fatigue tracker built in a spreadsheet, and a pay calculator I'd cobbled together over the years. Every tool knew its own job. None of them knew about each other.
The modern flight deck is a masterpiece of integration. The instruments talk. The automation understands intent. Yet the pilot's own life — our flights, our rest, our pay — lives in a patchwork of apps that haven't spoken since the sim session that introduced them.
Altivra is the refusal of that patchwork. One app. Six tools. Every module aware of every other. Your roster feeds your rest tracker. Your logbook feeds your pay verification. Your fatigue feeds your briefing. The flight deck stays uncluttered, because the deck you live with should be as elegant as the one you fly.
Paper, PDFs, crew portals, spreadsheets, sticky notes. Information scattered across apps that don't know each other exist. Every pilot has built this mess. Altivra ends it.
Every module knows about every other. Your roster feeds your rest tracker. Your logbook feeds your pay. Your fatigue feeds your briefing. Finally in sync.
Weather, route, and crew briefing for every sector — auto-pulled the night before. Walk to the plane already prepared.
Smart roster import for supported airlines — new formats added as pilots send us theirs. Duty, rest, and block hours at a glance. Manual entry and CSV import work for every pilot in the meantime.
FRMS-aware tracking with a circadian-timed layover advisor. Reads sleep data from any source you already use — ring trackers, fitness wearables, Apple Watch, or manual entry. Know when you're safe to fly, and when your body needs to sleep.
Every flight, every hour, every airport — visualized on a world map. Logbook migration from any major pilot app or spreadsheet format. PDF export that looks official. FlightAware enrichment included — matched to real routing, gates, and actual block times (fair-use quota).
Keep your own record of pay, per diem and extras — with your block hours, duty days and sectors filled in automatically from your logbook. Pilots on supported contracts also get full payslip verification against their collective agreement, calculated on your iPad.
Your career in numbers. Hours by aircraft, routes flown, airports visited, year-over-year growth. The story your logbook can't tell.
Features are the means. Outcomes are the point. Altivra pays for itself before the renewal arrives.
Roster import for supported airlines. FlightAware-enriched logbook. Fatigue and rest tracked automatically. What used to take an hour of hotel-room admin becomes thirty seconds.
Pay verification catches the per-diem your airline forgot, the night-stop premium miscoded, the sick-day allowance unpaid. Contract-level verification launches with our first supported agreements, and more are added over time.
FRMS-aware rest tracking. Circadian-timed layover advice. Know when to sleep, when to train, when to say no. Less stress, better decisions, safer flights.
The flight deck you fly is a masterpiece of engineering. Your tooling should be too. Altivra is the first pilot app that looks and feels like it belongs in a jet.
Altivra is built the way premium flight-deck instruments are built — deliberately, natively, with respect for the hands that will use it at FL380 with bad Wi-Fi.
Written in Swift and SwiftUI. No Electron. No web wrapper. Feels fast on an iPad Mini, gorgeous on a 13" Pro.
Every module works without a connection. Changes sync when you're back online. You never lose an entry to spotty hotel Wi-Fi.
Encrypted in transit and at rest on secure cloud infrastructure, so your data syncs across your devices. Export everything. Delete at any time.
A focused companion on your phone from day one — roster, fatigue score computed on-device, weather, and Layover Explorer. The deck in your pocket. Apple Watch basics arrive in v1.1.
A 30-day trial that's the full app, not a preview. One paid plan with everything Altivra does — no tiers, no feature matrices, no upsells.
The full app, on us, for 30 days.
Everything Altivra does. One plan.
FlightAware enrichment is subject to a fair-use monthly quota (150 lookups) — comfortably covers a full airline month. Cancel anytime. Secure App Store billing.
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Not now. Not at scale. Your attention belongs to the people on your flight deck — not to the highest-bidder advertiser.
Your roster, logbook, pay, and fatigue data are never sold, never shared, never handed to your airline or anyone else.
Stored encrypted in transit and at rest on secure cloud infrastructure. Never sold, never shared with your airline. Export or delete everything at any time.
Export your entire logbook, pay history, roster, and fatigue log at any time. Delete your account in one tap.
No. Altivra reads sleep data from Apple HealthKit, which aggregates input from any source you already use — Apple Watch, ring trackers, fitness wearables, or manual entry in the Health app. Your sleep data flows into HealthKit and then into Altivra automatically, regardless of which tracker you use.
A dedicated Altivra Apple Watch app (notifications, on-wrist quick checks) arrives in v1.1. The iPhone companion ships at launch.
Wingman answers questions about your own flying — your logbook, roster and rest — and looks up FAR 117 / EASA / AFAC regulations, instantly and offline. Ask "how many layovers in Tokyo this quarter?" or "what's my 28-day flight time?" and get the answer from your own data.
Conversational AI powered by a language model arrives in a future update — until then, Wingman is a fast, offline lookup, not a chatbot.
No. FlightAware enrichment is included with Altivra at no extra cost. Each logged flight is enriched once (real routing, gates, actual block times) and saved — re-checks only when you ask for one.
A fair-use quota of 150 lookups per month comfortably covers a full airline month of flying. No add-ons, no bundles, no separate key required.
One edition, everything included — $99/year or $9.99/month, with a 30-day full trial.
