OpenArrowis the AI tutor, progress tracker, and voice logbook for student pilots. It knows your syllabus, your last flight, and exactly what's on next week's checkride. Stop learning from a 200-page PDF and a YouTube playlist at 11pm. Get a tutor that's actually read your handbook.
It's read every FAA handbook (8083-25, 8083-3, AIM, FAR/AIM), it knows where you are in your syllabus, it remembers what your CFI noted last lesson — and it cites the exact section so you can verify.
Less than one hour of dual. Way less than a King Schools course. Way, way less than another month of stalled lessons because the weather ate the schedule.
Trained on every FAA handbook (8083-25, 8083-3, 8083-15, AIM, FAR), your specific syllabus, and what your instructor noted last lesson. Cites sections you can verify. No hallucinated regs.
Every ACS task, every stage check, every solo endorsement — visualized. Speak after every flight, get a clean entry. You always know exactly how far from your checkride you are.
Adaptive SRS for the FAA Knowledge Test (PPL/IFR/Commercial). Plain-English METAR/TAF decoder with go / no-go against your personal mins. Pass once. Fly better.
We're building this because we're flying it right now. The founder is ten lessons from a Private certificate. Every “wait, what exactly is Vmc?” at 11pm, every “does the night XC need to be a separate flight?”, every “am I behind or am I fine?” — those shaped the product. The handbook is great. It's also 470 pages. You deserve a tutor that's read it for you. AI finally got good enough to cite the FAR you're thinking about, in the order your syllabus is teaching it. So we're shipping the tool we wish existed when we started.
The FAR 61.109 Private Pilot syllabus is encoded in the platform — every task, every hour requirement, every endorsement code. Your tutor and your progress tracker are wired to the same source of truth.
36 ACS tasks, 40 hours of FAA-mandated training, and 9 endorsement codes from pre-solo (A.1) through checkride (B.1, B.3) — all already encoded as data, not static text. Your progress walks the same graph the FAA uses.
You start as a student; pair with your instructor when you're ready. Same data model. Never migrate.