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Wingmate — an offline training companion built for working flight crew.
It doesn't track you, doesn't nag you, and never uploads to the cloud. Everything stays on your own device. No account, no social feeds, no rankings, no scores, no push notifications — just what you actually need. Fully bilingual (English / 中文).
WINGMATE — ROSTER & BODY CLOCK
• Roster import: snap a screenshot or paste your schedule; legs are recognized offline — semicolon/comma tables, route arrows, three- and four-letter airport codes, AM/PM times and many date formats all work, entirely on-device.
• Offline airport database: about 9,200 IATA codes, with ICAO codes searchable too.
• Body clock: a cross-time-zone view lays out your daily jet-lag and rest suggestions to help you manage alertness across layovers and day/night flying. This content is for estimation and reference only and is not medical advice.
• Layovers & stats: log your time away and look back over where you've flown.
MIMIR — SYSTEMS & KNOWLEDGE
• Aircraft systems, explained: panels and knowledge cards for multiple systems — tap any switch, light or handle to understand what it does.
• QRH & mastery: key memory items with spaced review and a mastery tracker, turning "I can recite it" into "I can recall it anytime."
• Bilingual aviation glossary: hundreds of terms with Chinese names, English full forms and abbreviations — searchable and editable.
• Component library: a cockpit-component gallery organized by hardware family.
DIY COCKPIT TRAINER
• Build your own panel: freely place switches, knobs, handles, lights, gauges and selectors to recreate the systems you want; switch hardware styles live.
• Two quadrant families: throttle, reverser, speedbrake, flap and gear handles for both classic and fly-by-wire families, each with its own true detents.
• Scenario practice: break a procedure into steps, and map each step to a whole panel state. Set the panel the way it should look after a step, snapshot it in one tap, then "replay" step by step — recall it in your head, reproduce it by hand, like walking the flow in a real cockpit.
• Guided checklists: verify item by item, advance only when it's right, and turn critical flows into muscle memory.
• File sharing: share your panels, procedures and scenarios with colleagues via .fwt files — passed as files, never through a cloud or a feed.
FLIGHT TOOLBOX
A dozen everyday flight calculators, one tap away: crosswind component, descent gradient, top of descent (TOD), final intercept, 1-in-60, turn radius, true airspeed, wind correction angle, sunrise/sunset, time accumulator, UTC/Beijing conversion, unit conversion, and more.
WHY OFFLINE
Because your schedule and your training records are yours. For Wingmate, privacy is the baseline — not a feature.
Subjective explanations in this app are labeled "one captain's understanding," shared for discussion and not representing any organization's or manufacturer's standard; type-specific content should always be checked against current, valid manuals.
It doesn't track you, doesn't nag you, and never uploads to the cloud. Everything stays on your own device. No account, no social feeds, no rankings, no scores, no push notifications — just what you actually need. Fully bilingual (English / 中文).
WINGMATE — ROSTER & BODY CLOCK
• Roster import: snap a screenshot or paste your schedule; legs are recognized offline — semicolon/comma tables, route arrows, three- and four-letter airport codes, AM/PM times and many date formats all work, entirely on-device.
• Offline airport database: about 9,200 IATA codes, with ICAO codes searchable too.
• Body clock: a cross-time-zone view lays out your daily jet-lag and rest suggestions to help you manage alertness across layovers and day/night flying. This content is for estimation and reference only and is not medical advice.
• Layovers & stats: log your time away and look back over where you've flown.
MIMIR — SYSTEMS & KNOWLEDGE
• Aircraft systems, explained: panels and knowledge cards for multiple systems — tap any switch, light or handle to understand what it does.
• QRH & mastery: key memory items with spaced review and a mastery tracker, turning "I can recite it" into "I can recall it anytime."
• Bilingual aviation glossary: hundreds of terms with Chinese names, English full forms and abbreviations — searchable and editable.
• Component library: a cockpit-component gallery organized by hardware family.
DIY COCKPIT TRAINER
• Build your own panel: freely place switches, knobs, handles, lights, gauges and selectors to recreate the systems you want; switch hardware styles live.
• Two quadrant families: throttle, reverser, speedbrake, flap and gear handles for both classic and fly-by-wire families, each with its own true detents.
• Scenario practice: break a procedure into steps, and map each step to a whole panel state. Set the panel the way it should look after a step, snapshot it in one tap, then "replay" step by step — recall it in your head, reproduce it by hand, like walking the flow in a real cockpit.
• Guided checklists: verify item by item, advance only when it's right, and turn critical flows into muscle memory.
• File sharing: share your panels, procedures and scenarios with colleagues via .fwt files — passed as files, never through a cloud or a feed.
FLIGHT TOOLBOX
A dozen everyday flight calculators, one tap away: crosswind component, descent gradient, top of descent (TOD), final intercept, 1-in-60, turn radius, true airspeed, wind correction angle, sunrise/sunset, time accumulator, UTC/Beijing conversion, unit conversion, and more.
WHY OFFLINE
Because your schedule and your training records are yours. For Wingmate, privacy is the baseline — not a feature.
Subjective explanations in this app are labeled "one captain's understanding," shared for discussion and not representing any organization's or manufacturer's standard; type-specific content should always be checked against current, valid manuals.
What's new (v2.0.2)
This update makes roster import and cockpit training noticeably better:
• Much bigger airport database: offline recognition now covers ~9,200 IATA codes, and ICAO codes are searchable too. Far fewer "unknown airport" flags when importing your schedule.
• Smarter roster reading: from a screenshot or pasted text, it now understands many more layouts — semicolon/comma tables, route arrows, four-letter codes, AM/PM times, and day-first dates. All recognition runs on-device.
• Scenario practice upgrade: each step can map to a whole panel state. Set the panel the way it should look after a step, snapshot it in one tap, and selecting a step "replays" it. The panel now follows the scenario instead of defaulting to the first one you built.
• More faithful quadrants: throttle, reverser, speedbrake, flap and gear handles for both classic and fly-by-wire families, each with its correct detents.
• Stability & smoothness: fixed a rare crash after deleting a component and removed panel lag.
As always: fully offline, your data stays on your device — no social, no rankings, no push notifications.
• Much bigger airport database: offline recognition now covers ~9,200 IATA codes, and ICAO codes are searchable too. Far fewer "unknown airport" flags when importing your schedule.
• Smarter roster reading: from a screenshot or pasted text, it now understands many more layouts — semicolon/comma tables, route arrows, four-letter codes, AM/PM times, and day-first dates. All recognition runs on-device.
• Scenario practice upgrade: each step can map to a whole panel state. Set the panel the way it should look after a step, snapshot it in one tap, and selecting a step "replays" it. The panel now follows the scenario instead of defaulting to the first one you built.
• More faithful quadrants: throttle, reverser, speedbrake, flap and gear handles for both classic and fly-by-wire families, each with its correct detents.
• Stability & smoothness: fixed a rare crash after deleting a component and removed panel lag.
As always: fully offline, your data stays on your device — no social, no rankings, no push notifications.
