Hand FlyHedral Checklists a POH or a checklist you already have — a PDF, a photo, whatever you've got — and the AI does the data entry, building a structured, categorized checklist in minutes. Then you fly the flow: challenge-response items, swipe to check off, phase by phase, offline in the cockpit.
Always fly the checklist against your aircraft's official POH/AFM. An AI-built or adopted checklist is a convenience, not the authority — verify it before you rely on it. You're PIC.
Most checklist apps make you retype your POH by hand. FlyHedral Checklists reads it for you, then gets out of the way in the cockpit — a challenge, a response, swipe and go — and hands you a laminated backup when you want paper.
Drop in a PDF or a photo of your aircraft's checklist — the AI reads it and builds a structured checklist, sorted into Normal, Emergency, and Reference sections, ready to review and save.
Work it challenge by challenge — tap or swipe an item to check it off, swipe the header to reset for the next flight, and switch categories with a tap. It stays with you offline, no signal required.
Lay it out as a two-sided laminated cockpit card with Print Card, or keep it fully digital — installed on your device, synced across every one you own.
"I built this because I was tired of retyping the same POH into every checklist app I tried. Hand it the manual, let the AI do the typing, and get back to flying the checklist instead of building it."
From getting your POH in, to flying the checklist, to printing a backup — every piece is built to work with no signal and no fuss.
Hand it a PDF or a photo of your POH or an existing checklist and the AI extracts every challenge-response item, automatically sorted into Normal, Emergency, and Reference sections.
Every item reads challenge → response, the way you were trained to run it. Swipe to check an item off, swipe the header to reset before the next flight, and jump between Normal, Emergency, and Reference with a tap.
Lay out a two-sided printable card: drag sections and items into place, hide what you don't need, pick 2 or 3 columns, and let auto-fit size the text to the page. Front is Normal, back is Emergency & Reference.
A clean, read-only view of the full checklist document — useful for reviewing the whole procedure at once. Print it and you get a 2-up half-sheet landscape layout, sized for a kneeboard.
Browse official, validated checklists — Piston, Turboprop, and Jet, organized by manufacturer — alongside checklists other pilots have shared. Add any of them to your own menu in one tap.
Add it to your home screen and it runs full-screen like a native app, no bars required. Each aircraft gets its own shareable, bookmarkable URL, and your active checklist and progress sync across every device you sign into.
A countdown timer with an alarm rides along in the flow — minimize it out of the way, or expand it when you need to watch a fuel tank switch or a time-critical step.
Official checklists are built and validated, organized by aircraft class and manufacturer — plus checklists other pilots have shared. Add your own aircraft any time with Ingestion.
Bring your POH, or pick your aircraft straight from the Library.
Just a username and password to get started.
Pull it from the Library, or upload your own POH and let the AI build it.
Swipe through the checklist, phase by phase, right in the cockpit — offline included.
Lay out a two-sided laminated card with Print Card whenever you want paper.
I'm Russell — a working CFI. I'm at the airport most days, teaching real students in real airplanes, and dealing with the same weather, checkrides, and paperwork as every other instructor and pilot.
FlyHedral didn't start as a company. Every one of these tools began as something I built for myself — because I needed it that week, for my own flying or my own students, and nothing out there did the job the way a pilot would want it done. Once they made my flying easier, keeping them to myself felt wrong.
So that's what FlyHedral is: the tools I actually use, built by someone who's still out there flying and instructing — not a software company guessing at what pilots need.
The AI does the data entry. You fly the checklist — on screen, offline, or printed on a laminated card.
Open Checklists →Free while FlyHedral finishes rolling out billing — including Print Card.