About · Why Wingbase exists

Own it, fly it, manage it. Without the paperwork tax.

We're a small team of pilots, owners, and software people building the tools we wished existed when we were logging hours, tracking maintenance, splitting expenses, and keeping aircraft records clean across an ownership group.

THE WHY
Built from ownership

Everyone on the team has owned, partnered on, or operated an airplane. Every single one of those experiences taught us something that was broken — and fixable.

Logbooks live in shoeboxes. Partnerships settle up on the back of a napkin — or don't. Maintenance records sit in email threads, invoices, photo rolls, and old PDFs no one wants to sort through when it matters.

The day-to-day isn't much better. Logging time across a partnership. Reconciling who paid for what fuel, which hangar months, which annual. Producing something a CPA can actually work with at tax time. The tools we found were either outdated, overpriced, or both. Nothing felt built for how ownership actually works.

Nobody had built the daily operating layer we wanted: a place where the logbook explains itself, maintenance history is legible, and partners can see the same truth without a meeting about the spreadsheet.

So we're building it. The tool we wished existed when we owned, flew, and partnered.

What we're building
Aircraft ownership should feel
like the rest of your life caught up.

A logbook your CPA can open without calling you. A maintenance archive that makes sense months later. A shared-cost report that adds up without an argument. An ownership record you can trust because the important details live in one place.

Transparency, always

Shared aircraft records are visible only to co-owners or operators you explicitly authorize.

Priced fairly, once

A flat monthly fee per tail. No surprise add-ons, forced sales calls, or paywalled essentials.

Built with the community

Open schemas for logs and maintenance. Your data is yours. Trust is earned publicly.

The problems we're solving

In plain language.

None of these are glamorous. All of them cost owners money, time, and goodwill with their A&P, their CPA, and their partners. Wingbase exists to remove the friction from each one.

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Logging time across a partnership
Shared costs allocated by current ownership shares, for review and reporting only. Wingbase does not move money.
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Reconciling expenses
Fuel, ramp, hangar, annual — every cost against the tail, categorized as you log it.
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Ownership reports per tail
Annual use, cost summary, co-owner settlement, and flight activity. Trip expenses categorized as you log them, with receipts attached.
How we work

Four things we won't compromise on.

We're small on purpose. Staying small is the only way we get to keep these promises. When a decision gets hard, these are the four we come back to.

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Ship small, ship often
A tiny team means no roadmaps written in ink. If something is broken or slow or ugly, the fix lands this week.
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Talk to owners
We fly to airparks, sit in hangars, and read every support thread. The product is a direct transcript of those conversations.
.03
No dark patterns
No auto-renew traps. Solo and Partnership are self-serve — no contact sales. Fleet is sales-led; write us. No hidden fee maze. Cancel in two clicks.
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Your data is yours
CSV export for flights and maintenance records. Open schemas for logbooks and maintenance. If you leave, your logbook and maintenance history leave with you.
The team

Small team.
Owner-operators.

We're pilots and software people who also happen to own airplanes. Every feature comes from a real ownership headache we've lived through. If you have a thought about what we should build next — tell us directly. A person reads everything.

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single digits
People on the team
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40+
Years of combined ownership
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11
Tails flown between us
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within one business day
Email replies
Set up in 20 minutes

Land. Snap.
Review. Save.

A meter photo prepares a flight draft. Review and correct the readings and flight details, then save to log the flight.

7 days free. No credit card. Your logbook comes with you if you leave.