Prepare before departure
Plan the route and download the relevant area while a connection is available.
Navigation-first mobile beta
ClearProp connects route planning, route-scoped offline preparation, active checkpoint and nearby airport awareness, and a pilot-reviewed logbook draft on iOS and Android.
Join the beta listPlan the route and download the relevant area while a connection is available.
Keep route progress, checkpoint guidance, and nearby airport context close without crowding the map.
Turn the completed navigation session into an editable logbook draft that only you can submit.
One flight, one flow
ClearProp is designed so the route you prepare becomes the navigation you use and, after your review, the beginning of the logbook record.
Set origin, destination, and the checkpoints that matter to your flight.
Download route-scoped map coverage while you are online so the planned area is available if connectivity drops.
Follow progress, see upcoming checkpoint guidance, and keep nearby airport options in view.
End navigation, confirm the captured flight details, make edits, and submit only when the record is right.
Built around the flight
ClearProp keeps the mobile experience focused on planning, navigation, awareness, and a reviewable postflight record.
Build a general aviation route with airports and checkpoints, then prepare route-scoped map data before departure for the areas that matter to that flight.

During active navigation, see route progress, next-checkpoint context, distance and time estimates, plus pilot-entered checkpoint guidance when it becomes relevant.

Nearby airport and facility awareness supports diversion thinking and orientation without replacing current charts, official airport data, or pilot judgment.

When navigation ends, ClearProp prepares a logbook draft from the completed session. You review and edit it before anything becomes part of your record.

Clear boundaries
ClearProp does not replace current charts, weather, NOTAMs, official airport information, obstacle-clearance planning, or pilot judgment. Offline map coverage must be prepared and confirmed before it is needed.
Built with working pilots
We want feedback on the moments that matter: preparing for connectivity gaps, finding the next checkpoint, considering a diversion, and closing out the flight cleanly.
Join the beta list for early-access updates. We are starting with general-aviation pilots who want one mobile flow from route planning and navigation to a reviewed logbook draft.