Gliding Club Management Software

Live Flying

Gliding Flight Tracking Software

Bring active flights, shared positions and tracking evidence into one operational view.

01

The boundary

The problem

Live Flying records

A map is useful evidence. It becomes risky when an observation can silently create a flight, charge a member or change a record.

02

The model

Inputs, owner and outcomes

Connected club records

Source facts

Active flights Phone sharing Tracker links Airfield context
Clear owner Live Flying

Owned consequences

Map view Observations Candidates Evidence
03

The workflow

Four clear steps

Live Flying workflow

  1. 01

    Share

    Shared positions

    Use approved tracker links or temporary phone sharing when a club chooses to.
  2. 02

    Observe

    Active flights

    See current flights and likely phases alongside the operational record.
  3. 03

    Match

    Flight matching

    Candidate matching stays bounded and refuses uncertain automatic joins.
  4. 04

    Review

    Evidence review

    A person accepts or rejects suggestions before a flight is confirmed.
04

Real product

Built and running locally

Live Flying screens

The screen uses generated club records. It contains no live member or club data.

What it covers

Live Flying features

  1. 01

    Phone sharing with short-lived links.

  2. 02

    Advisory take-off and landing detection.

  3. 03

    Separate tracking phase and operational state.

  4. 04

    Raw tracking point retention capped at 24 hours.

Pilot programme

Live Flying questions

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