Hey Product Hunt — I'm Joshua, a commercial drone operator based in Arizona (I run strongholdprecisionaerials.com) I built Flycensed because every time I recommended Part 107 study resources to other pilots, I had the same thought: none of them actually prepare you for how the FAA asks questions. The flashcard apps are shallow. The courses are overpriced. The free resources are scattered across the FAA's website like a scavenger hunt. So I built what I wished existed: - 485 flashcards across 5 study modes — Smart Review runs an SM-2 spaced-repetition algorithm that schedules every card based on how well you actually remember it, so you don't waste time re-studying what you've already locked in - 201 practice questions that mirror real FAA phrasing - 11 decision-chain scenarios — the "what would you do here" situations the FAA loves ("you're operating at night over controlled airspace, winds 18G24, and your client wants one more pass" — now walk me through it) - Interactive METAR decoder — paste any METAR and tap any group (visibility, wind, ceiling, remarks) to learn exactly what it means for 107 minimums - Readiness score powered by a 5-component algorithm (accuracy, coverage, recency, streak, scenario performance) that tells you when you're actually prepared, not just when you feel good For Product Hunt launch day, Flycensed Pro is free. Normally $14.99 — grab code FLYFREE at flycensed.com/free-pro (limited codes, expires June 30). Would love feedback from anyone studying for Part 107, especially on the METAR trainer and scenario mode. Those are the two sections most study apps don't touch and I want to know what works and what doesn't. Happy to answer any Part 107 questions — studying, flying commercially, the business side, anything. We are Veteran owned and operated. - Joshua

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Pass your FAA Part 107 drone exam — first try

Pass your FAA Part 107 drone exam — first try