AirWorthy: Whiteboard

AirWorthy is a general aviation maintenance tracking app. Replace the whiteboard in the hangar with a clear, organized view of every aircraft you fly or maintain. Designed for aircraft owners who want a simple way to stay on top of maintenance. KEY FEATURES • Aircraft profiles — Track tail number, make, model, year, serial number, and a photo. Log engine and propeller TSO/TSN with multi-engine and multi-prop support. • Dashboard at a glance — See total aircraft, scheduled items, and ADs. The closest-due maintenance and closest-due AD cards surface what needs attention next. • Easy Update Tach — Update an aircraft's tach time in seconds. Hour changes propagate automatically to engine and propeller TSO so your countdowns stay accurate. • Scheduled maintenance — Track Annual and 100-hour inspections, oil changes, pitot static, transponder, airworthiness limitations, overhauls, and custom items. Set due date, due tach hours, or both. • Airworthiness Directives — Add ADs with category, issued date, due date, and due tach hours. Generate a clean AD compliance preview for export. • Color-coded countdowns — Each card shows days and hours remaining with overdue, due-soon, and on-track states so problems jump out. • Swipe to complete or delete — Swipe right to mark a task complete, swipe left to delete. Get a quick prompt to repeat the same maintenance on a new schedule. • Sort and filter — Sort the schedule and AD lists by tail number or by next due. Switch between Upcoming and Completed views. • Offline first — All your records live on your device. No accounts required. Works without a network. SUBSCRIPTION AirWorthy offers a 30-day free trial of full features. After the trial, choose: • Basic — 1 aircraft with maintenance and AD tracking. • Access Plus — Unlimited aircraft. Subscriptions auto-renew through your Apple ID and can be managed or cancelled in iOS Settings > [Your Name] > Subscriptions. IMPORTANT AirWorthy is a tracking tool for personal and operational organization. It does not determine the airworthiness of any aircraft. Determining airworthiness remains the responsibility of the pilot in command, owner, operator, and qualified maintenance personnel in accordance with FAA regulations and any applicable maintenance program. Terms of Use: https://0giw9nr5dhn03deif02ir-web-airworthy-legal.rork.live/#/terms Privacy Policy: https://0giw9nr5dhn03deif02ir-web-airworthy-legal.rork.live/#/privacy Support: https://0giw9nr5dhn03deif02ir-web-airworthy-legal.rork.live/#/support