FlightLogStats vs Pilot

This app is intended to simplify the workflow of synchronising garmin G1000 and perspective flight log from the cockpit to different devices. It also helps do a quick review from your ipad of the file before you get to a computer or network and uploaded to different online services for analysis. # Intended Usage and Workflow - Using a USB SD Card reader, plugin the SD Card containing the logs to your iPad or device and from the list of flight logs on the app press the plus button, navigate to the simcard from the file selection page. The app should discover automatically the log files on the sim card and import them into the app and your iCloud drive. It may take a bit of file to process the files if your simcard contains many logs. After the first use only new log files will be discovered and imported, you do not need to individually select the missing file, the app will find what it is missing. Once the files have been imported, you can - review the information on a specific file, which can give you quick access to timings or fuel used while still in the cockpit - review some statistics over time, the app will group flight and summarize trips away from base. - the files will be synchronised on your iCloud Drive, so you can access them from other devices seeemlessly, for example after importing from your ipad, you can review the files et export them from your macos computer if you installed the macos version of the app. If you start the app on another device with the iCloud Drive synchronised the flights will be also available to browse from the app. - upload a file to FlySto.net. Note this app is independent of FlySto, but only provide connectivity to their upload API to simplify workflow. You can check the support website for example of uses. # Limitation This is a first version of the app, it is open source, and if people find it useful, some of these limitations will be worked on. This has only been tested with garmin log from from garmin perspective plus device. This currently only process information from one device/plane. The app is open source, submit issues on github if you have find a problem, please be tolerant on your reviews as this is free and just an attempt to help. # Disclaimer This app and its information should not be used for primary decision making related to flight planning and all estimations should be independently validated.

Your weather briefing, read aloud. Decoding aviation weather bulletins is slow and error-prone — whether you're planning a local flight or a long cross-country. Pilot Briefer turns cryptic METAR and TAF codes into plain language and reads them aloud with proper ICAO and DGAC aviation terminology. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose Local Flight or Navigation 2. Pick your airfield (or departure + destination), or tap My Position to find the nearest one 3. Tap Get Briefing 4. Listen while you walk to the aircraft — the map animates the conditions as the briefing plays THREE VIEWS, ONE BRIEFING • Interactive map — color-coded by flight category (VFR, MVFR, IFR, LIFR) with animated wind, ceiling and visibility overlays synced to the audio • Weather cards — structured, scannable summaries of each element at every airfield • Spoken narration — natural-language briefing in your chosen language, played automatically TWO OPERATING MODES • Local flight — pattern work, training sorties, single-airfield briefings • Navigation — route-based briefing with stations ordered along your flight path, drawn on the map NO COMPROMISE ON ACCURACY Every AI interpretation is backed by the raw METAR and TAF it was generated from. Tap the Raw tab to see the source text. Stale METARs and expired TAFs are automatically flagged or filtered, so you always know how fresh the data is. WHY PILOTS USE IT • Spoken briefings — METAR and TAF translated into natural language and read aloud track by track • Bilingual — fully localized English and French, with proper phraseology (QNH in hPa, feet, Zulu time) • AI-powered — Amazon Nova on AWS Bedrock, with adaptive prompts tuned per report • TAF forecast clock — a circular timeline shows how conditions evolve across the forecast period • Flight path route line — your route drawn on the map from departure to destination • Find your nearest airfield — GPS-based lookup with instant ICAO resolution • Overview or per-field — regional summary across your route, or drill into each station individually • Background playback — keeps playing when the screen locks, with lock-screen media controls • Global airfield database — thousands of airports, heliports and microlight fields, including hard-to-find French ULM strips • Privacy-friendly — no account, no sign-up, no tracking AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE Pilot Briefer runs on iOS, Android and the web (briefer.amenai.net). Your settings follow you across devices. PERFECT FOR • VFR pilots planning a local flight or cross-country • Flight instructors walking students through a weather decision • Student pilots learning to decode METAR and TAF • Anyone who prefers listening over reading in the cockpit IMPORTANT Pilot Briefer is a decision-support tool. It does NOT replace official pre-flight briefings from your national aeronautical information service (AIS). Always cross-check critical data with the official source before flight.