For airline crews
CrewBag turns the roster your airline publishes into the day you actually fly.
Flight duty
FTL
Hotel · AGP
WX · AGP
Crew
Logbook
October
Missing NOR background check — reply by 15 Oct.
Crew · today
This month
No setup. No typing.
Not a calendar import — a parser built for the systems airlines actually use, starting with NetLine/CrewLink. Flights, standbys, deadheads, ground courses, sim slots — every duty type, understood. Even the messages your airline hides in the fine print get lifted out and pinned where you'll see them.
Trust, engineered
Most apps would rather look complete than be honest. CrewBag shows “138 of 151 — incomplete” instead of a confident half-truth — then hands you the official source, one tap away. In this job, honest beats pretty.
Briefing · KJFK
WX · KJFK
Logbook
Total block
Verified
Goal · 3 000 h PIC
The logbook
Your records
Block times, sectors, tail numbers — reconciled from what you actually flew, not what was planned. You sign; it remembers. Export any time. Duties, block hours, nights away — counted from what you actually worked, not what was planned. Your records, on your phone, export any time.
The crew thing
One app across the whole crew room — flight deck and cabin. The roster you compare over coffee, the message everyone missed, the duty everyone's talking about: same place, both sides of the door. Seats open crew room by crew room, carried in by people who fly with you.
Flight duty
FTL
Flight duty
Hotel · AGP
Fuel plan · DY1872 · OSL–AGP
Block fuel
Cabin · 737-8 · 189Y
Safety equipment
Your seat, your tools
A fuel plan you can reason about — trip, contingency, alternate, reserves, line by line, with what carrying extra actually costs. Numbers you can defend at the briefing table. Your aircraft, your side of it — cabin layout, doors, and where every piece of safety equipment lives on today's tail. The silent review, done before the crew bus stops.
Coverage
TestFlight
Invite-only while we get it right, ring by ring. Leave your details — we'll keep you a seat.
Plainly, what am I signing up for? The app isn't public yet — it's being tested by crew, group by group. Your seat is your place in that queue: leave your email, and when your group is called you get an email with the install link (through TestFlight, Apple's app for testing apps). Nothing to download today — your seat is the promise that you're in line.
✈ A colleague invited you
Grab a seat below — when you confirm your email, they get credited, and you get your own invite link the moment you're in. Inviting colleagues earns points that move you up the queue toward the early-adopter group.
We emailed a 6-digit code to — enter it to confirm your seat.
No email? Check your spam folder — and add no-reply@crewbag.app to your contacts.
Wrong address? Go back and fix it
If one app could do anything for your life at your airline — what would it do?
Mathieu — the pilot building CrewBag — reads every single answer himself. What you write here can genuinely change how the app looks and works.