Built by a pilot
This started from the practical frustration of trying to run club scheduling, aircraft status, and member workflows through tools that did not feel designed around how pilots actually operate.
I wanted better tools for pilots and aircraft owners.
I built Hangar Roster because I am a pilot, and I was not happy with the scheduling tools available to flying clubs. The existing options worked in some ways, but too often felt cluttered, dated, hard to configure, or disconnected from the real operational details that matter before and after a flight.
The intent is simple: make a better, cleaner version of these tools and share it with fellow pilots, aircraft owners, partnerships, and clubs that want a modern system without making scheduling harder than flying the airplane.
What shaped the product
Designed for shared aircraft
Flying clubs and partnerships need more than a generic booking calendar. They need aircraft status, checkouts, dispatch, squawks, maintenance visibility, and clear permissions.
Shared with the community
The goal is to make the core scheduling system broadly available, then support deeper maintenance, billing, reporting, migration, and deployment needs as optional modules.