Flight Calcs: Pilot Toolkit

Thank you for using Flight Calcs and for bringing the careful habits of a good pilot to every plan. Your attention to clear inputs, readable answers, and reliable records helped shape this update. It delivers a stronger iPad workspace, easier saving, clearer sharing, safer purchase status, and a more complete Weight & Balance workflow. A BETTER WORKSPACE: - Calculators now use a true list and detail layout on iPad. - Keep the searchable calculator list visible while working in the selected tool. - Reference now places airport and FAA material beside the selected detail. - iPhone keeps familiar compact navigation for the same tools. AUTOSAVE FOR RECORDS: - Flight, duty, NavLog, and Weight & Balance editors save after you pause. - Clear status text tells you when changes are saving and when they are saved. - Returning to the list no longer depends on remembering a separate Save tap. - Shared records use labeled inputs and outputs so the result is easier to understand. - iPad Records keeps the master list beside the selected detail. QUICKER CALCULATOR ACTIONS: - Common actions are easier to find at the top of supported calculators. - Help opens guidance for the tool you are using. - Share prepares a readable summary of the current calculation. - Reset clears the current scenario without changing unrelated saved records. - Sample Data fills believable aviation examples for faster learning and demonstrations. - Supported results update automatically as inputs change. WEIGHT AND BALANCE EXPANSION: - Review Load, Sheet, and Envelope views without leaving the calculation. - See zero-fuel, ramp, takeoff, and landing phase results. - Ground and trip fuel burn now flow through the saved phase calculation. - The Sheet presents weight, arm, moment, and phase subtotals for easier auditing. - The Envelope combines a visual plot with a complete text alternative. - Status wording now reflects only the checks configured by the selected template. - Fuel capacity display avoids overstating the station limit. - Sharing includes basic empty data and station weight, arm, and moment lines. - Saved records retain versioned calculation details for later review.