FALKRYN keeps your unit's flight logs, aircraft, batteries and pilot currency on your own computer. Everything is encrypted, each log is sealed the moment it's imported, and the record holds up when someone asks what happened.
Logs get renamed, copied to a thumb drive, or lost with the laptop.
Maintenance hours are estimated after the fact, not counted from the flights.
Nobody can show that the file in the report is the file that came off the aircraft.
On import, FALKRYN hashes the original log with SHA-256, locks it in an encrypted vault and writes an entry to an append-only ledger. Change one byte of any entry and every entry after it stops matching. Try it.
Each entry stores the hash of the entry before it. FALKRYN also signs every entry with the computer's own Ed25519 key, so a forger can't quietly recompute the chain either.
One switch in the top bar decides what FALKRYN is allowed to say to the internet. The answer can be nothing at all.
Pulls map tiles, checks for updates and checks in with your unit's portal account. Records still live on the computer, not in someone's cloud.
Nothing leaves the computer. Save map packs for your county before you deploy and the maps keep working in the field, with no signal.
EMCON. No network traffic at all, coordinates masked on screen, and exports that leave out the launch point.
Accident reconstruction · Search & rescue · Overwatch
A case number on every flight and a chain of custody on every file. When the defense asks whether the log was edited, you hand over the ledger instead of an opinion. KML exports open straight in ATAK.
Crop scouting · Spraying · Field mapping
Maintenance is counted from logged flight time, not from memory, so a sprayer hex doesn't fly past its interval in the middle of the season. Offline map packs cover the fields where your phone has one bar.
Training · Survey · Restricted sites
Tactical mode with no network traffic, coordinates masked on screen, sanitized exports without the launch point, encryption at rest and an emergency erase when the computer can't come home.
No server to stand up and nothing to configure before the first flight. Install it, import a log, and the record starts there.
At app.falkryn.com, admins invite people, build groups the way the unit is actually organized, and name roles whatever your unit calls them. Then they switch each permission on or off.
Create your unit's account, then link each computer from inside the desktop app. Early access is open now.