CrewBrew reads your roster and does the sums you'd otherwise do in your head: whether the duty is legal, when to leave home, what goes in the logbook, and whether the allowances on your pay slip add up.
CrewBrew follows the day the way you live it, and does the next useful thing at each step.
Flight duty and rest limits, weekly rest and acclimatisation, checked against the roster before you sleep.
Drive time with live traffic sets one leave-by time, an alarm to match, and the company cab's plate and OTP on your home screen.
Weather for every stop in plain words, the route brief, gate and bay, and your boarding pass for a deadhead.
A logbook draft is waiting with times, aircraft and crew filled in. Check the night and instrument time, then log it.
Add your pay slip and every allowance line is checked against the flying it's for, day by day.
Reads the roster from your phone's calendar or the roster PDF, keeps your own edits, and tells you when a duty changes.
Legal-until time that moves with the actual times, rest after the last landing, and the earliest you can report tomorrow.
Traffic-aware drive times to the right terminal, a get-ready alarm, and the cab's plate with its last digits big enough to spot in the dark.
Drafts at departure, actual chocks pulled in, Zulu times with local underneath, checks for missing night time, and a DGCA-format PDF export.
Licence, medical, passport and checks behind your fingerprint, with expiry reminders and a single PDF when someone asks for everything.
Every airport's report and forecast colour-coded to your own limits, plus the route's SIGMETs, winds and a turbulence estimate.
The next duty, leave-by time, weather and cab on your home screen, and a live duty notification from get-ready to off duty.
Everything mirrors through your own Google Drive, so the tablet with a keyboard is just as useful as the phone.
Built in the gaps between reporting and release.
I fly the A320 family. Every duty came with the same small calculations: is this legal, when do I need to leave, did I log that sector, was that dead head ever paid? None of them is hard, but together they eat the time you'd rather rest.
CrewBrew does them for me. It's a personal app, shaped by the rules and paperwork of a real line operation, and it isn't on the Play Store.
No server, no analytics, no tracking. Everything lives on your devices and in your own Google Drive, and the app can only see the files it created there.