PIC Pro is a flight operations app for solo and small-team FAA Part 107 commercial drone operators. More than a logbook: log flights, run pre-flight and emergency checklists, keep a maintenance log per aircraft, manage batteries and fleet, track Part 107 recurrency, mark up job sites with annotated maps and photos, hold client records, and export client-ready PDF and CSV reports from your phone in the field. Offline-capable PWA, no app store, one flat plan with every feature. Not a photo editor.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Jeff, a Part 107 pilot and the builder of PIC Pro.
I started this because the day after you pass the Part 107 exam, nobody tells you what to write down. I was keeping flights in one spreadsheet, battery cycles in another, maintenance in a notes app, and rebuilding a "here's what I flew for you" PDF by hand every time a client asked. The existing logbook apps either wanted a fleet-manager budget, charged per pilot, or only did the logbook part.
PIC Pro is the one place for the whole operating day:
- Flight log with aircraft, battery, site, weather, and authorization notes
- Pre-flight and emergency checklists you actually run, not a PDF you print once
- Maintenance log per aircraft, battery and fleet tracking
- Part 107 recurrency date so the 24-calendar-month rule never surprises you
- Job sites with annotated maps and photos (launch areas, access, hazards, client constraints)
- Client records and participant briefings
- Client-ready PDF and CSV exports, from the field, on your phone
It's an offline-capable PWA, so it installs on iOS, Android, and desktop with no app store, and it's one flat plan with every feature included. No per-pilot or per-flight tiers.
Two things are free with no account if you want to try the thinking first: the Part 107 recurrency calculator (https://pic-pro.app/tools/part-1...) and the flight log field check (https://pic-pro.app/tools/flight...).
I'm a solo builder and a working operator, so I'd genuinely like to hear what your operating day looks like and what's missing. Ask me anything about Part 107 recordkeeping too; it's thinner than most people assume, and I've read the FAA text more times than I'd like to admit.
(One housekeeping note: this is not the photo-enhancer app with a similar name in the app stores. Different company, different product.)