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ZuluCheck
Checklists, weight & balance and landings for every pilot
“Intuitive, practical, and clearly designed with pilots’ real-world needs in mind.” (Google Play) “Whether you’re tech-savvy or not, it’s incredibly simple.” (App Store) Checklists for hundreds of airplanes from the POH, a red Emergency button on every screen, weight and balance on the real envelope and landings counted on iPhone or Apple Watch. Offline, no account, 14 languages, iOS and Android. Free forever for two aircraft.
I'm Allon. Entrepreneur, founder, investor, pilot and product geek. The last two passions came together and made me realize there's a lot of space for improvement in everything around flight prep and flight safety. From old crumbling paper checklists, to clunky weight and balance Excels, to no standard automatic way of counting your landings when you're in the pattern. Since I've been flying quite a bit recently, I decided to do something about that.
So I built ZuluCheck. I now use it when flying, and as part of our pre-launch beta test, dozens of other pilots from my flight club have adopted it, love it, and also helped shape it.
Here's what it does in the cockpit:
✈️ Checklists that keep your place. Preflight to shutdown, tap DONE and the next item lights up. Turbulence, a busy pattern, a call from tower: you never lose your line.
🚨 Emergency button on every screen. Best glide on top, memory items first. Never behind a paywall.
⚖️ Weight & balance that's actually fun. Slide in pilot, passengers, bags and fuel, and watch your CG move on the POH envelope. Bye bye, Excel.
🛬 Landings counted for you. GPS and the barometer count each touchdown, touch-and-goes included. Or tap +1 on your Apple Watch without letting go of the yoke.
🗺️ Your field's circuit on the map, QNH from the nearest METAR, and your frequencies always at the bottom of the screen.
📚 Hundreds of aircraft from dozens of manufacturers, every checklist sourced from the published POH and yours to customize per tail number. (And yes, the POH is still the boss.)
On iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android. Works offline, in 14 languages, no account. Free forever for two aircraft, every feature included. Pro is for club and rental pilots who fly more than that.
Would love your take:
Pilots: what would make you leave the paper checklist at home for good?
Which aircraft should we add next?
Not a pilot? What else in aviation deserves a proper product?
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About ZuluCheck on Product Hunt
“Checklists, weight & balance and landings for every pilot”
ZuluCheck was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #69 on the daily leaderboard. “Intuitive, practical, and clearly designed with pilots’ real-world needs in mind.” (Google Play) “Whether you’re tech-savvy or not, it’s incredibly simple.” (App Store) Checklists for hundreds of airplanes from the POH, a red Emergency button on every screen, weight and balance on the real envelope and landings counted on iPhone or Apple Watch. Offline, no account, 14 languages, iOS and Android. Free forever for two aircraft.
ZuluCheck was featured in Android (57.8k followers), iOS (111.1k followers) and Travel (42.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 108k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted ZuluCheck?
ZuluCheck was hunted by Allon Mason. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Allon Mason
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Allon. Entrepreneur, founder, investor, pilot and product geek. The last two passions came together and made me realize there's a lot of space for improvement in everything around flight prep and flight safety. From old crumbling paper checklists, to clunky weight and balance Excels, to no standard automatic way of counting your landings when you're in the pattern. Since I've been flying quite a bit recently, I decided to do something about that.
So I built ZuluCheck. I now use it when flying, and as part of our pre-launch beta test, dozens of other pilots from my flight club have adopted it, love it, and also helped shape it.
Here's what it does in the cockpit:
✈️ Checklists that keep your place. Preflight to shutdown, tap DONE and the next item lights up. Turbulence, a busy pattern, a call from tower: you never lose your line.
🚨 Emergency button on every screen. Best glide on top, memory items first. Never behind a paywall.
⚖️ Weight & balance that's actually fun. Slide in pilot, passengers, bags and fuel, and watch your CG move on the POH envelope. Bye bye, Excel.
🛬 Landings counted for you. GPS and the barometer count each touchdown, touch-and-goes included. Or tap +1 on your Apple Watch without letting go of the yoke.
🗺️ Your field's circuit on the map, QNH from the nearest METAR, and your frequencies always at the bottom of the screen.
📚 Hundreds of aircraft from dozens of manufacturers, every checklist sourced from the published POH and yours to customize per tail number. (And yes, the POH is still the boss.)
On iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android. Works offline, in 14 languages, no account. Free forever for two aircraft, every feature included. Pro is for club and rental pilots who fly more than that.
Would love your take:
Pilots: what would make you leave the paper checklist at home for good?
Which aircraft should we add next?
Not a pilot? What else in aviation deserves a proper product?
Blue skies,
Allon