Crewops reads the roster you fly: a fatigue read on the next duty, light and sleep windows for the layover, your estimated cosmic dose against the reference levels.
76 coaching cards opened by your own numbers. Worked out on your device.
FATIGUE READ ON THE NEXT DUTY
- Eight factors from the roster: WOCL encroachment, an 04:00-07:00 report, FDP past 10 and 12 h, four and six sectors, rest under 12 and 10 h, duty-day streaks, 7-day load, zone shift
- Scored 0-100, banded low, moderate or high at 30 and 60, each factor named with its points
- Not a biomathematical model, not an FRMS: it reads the roster back. Samn-Perelli and IMSAFE stay yours
COACHING FROM YOUR OWN NUMBERS
- 76 cards - 27 fatigue, 22 sleep, 15 body clock, 12 radiation - opened by a figure in your roster, the evergreen ones on a cool-off
- Each names its source - Fatigue Management Guide for Airline Operators (ICAO/IATA/IFALPA), Banks et al. 2010 in Sleep - and its evidence: strong, moderate, limited
- Recovery sleep, the drive home after a night duty, standby, deadhead, commuting, controlled rest, commander's discretion; nothing prescribed
BODY CLOCK, LAYOVER AND SLEEP
- Shift and direction, layover length, a strategy with its reason - hold home time, partial or adapt - days to re-entrain: 1 h a day east, 1.5 h west
- In station time: seek light, avoid light, sleep, a 40-minute anchor nap before a night report, caffeine cut-off, temperature minimum three hours before wake
- A sleep log you keep yourself, no Apple Health: seven-night mean duration, habitual wake as a circular mean, nights under 7 h and 6 h
COSMIC RADIATION, ESTIMATED
- The great-circle track in five-minute steps over climb, cruise and descent, on published dose rates by latitude and flight level
- Month, rolling 12 months and calendar year against 0.5, 6 and 20 mSv: the 2013/59/Euratom and ICRP 132 reference levels, not your limit
- A parametric estimate ignoring solar modulation, roughly 30% either way: not a CARI-7 run, not a dose record. Plus NOAA space weather
YOUR ROSTER, HOWEVER IT ARRIVES
- Portal sign-in in the in-app browser, the export caught on the device; NetLine/Crew (CrewLink) syncs from the app
- An .ics file, or a roster PDF read from its text layer on the device, OCR for scans; nothing uploaded
- 273 operator presets set the portal family and default rule set, among them presets for AIMS eCrew, Sabre CrewTrac, NetLine/Crew, FLiCA, Jeppesen Crew Portal, IBS iFlight, Leon; month view, versions, manual entry
DUTY, FTL MARGIN AND LOGBOOK
- FDP ceiling as rostered, minimum rest, cumulative duty over 7, 14 and 28 days and flight time over 28 days and 12 months, by rule set
- EASA ORO.FTL, UK CAA, FAA Part 117 or SHGM; UK CAA and SHGM compute on the EASA tables until a national exception is confirmed
- Month rhythm, flight map, logbook with EASA and FAA CSV export, a cabin-crew record, documents with expiry alerts
ON THE DEVICE
No account. Roster and health data are computed and stored on your device and never uploaded; health modules stay off until you turn them on.
CREWOPS PRO
Free: roster import, the fatigue read, IMSAFE, sleep log, logbook and documents, plus one coaching card a day. Pro: the other cards, six at a time, the FTL margins, month rhythm, body-clock plan and dose panels.
Monthly or yearly after a 7-day free trial; the price is shown before you subscribe. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation and auto-renews unless turned off 24 h before the period ends; cancel in Account settings.
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WHAT CREWOPS IS NOT
A personal planning tool. It does not decide whether you are fit to fly, gives no medical advice or diagnosis, and is not your operator's system of record. The rule sets model published FTL tables and guarantee no compliance; where Crewops does not model your scheme, use it as support, not as the source.
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