Orchestrator
The front door. Reads every message, classifies the problem, routes it to the coworker who owns that lane — and pulls in a second when the problem crosses lanes.
One operator stays in command. Seven specialist coworkers — triage, line maintenance, troubleshooting, AOG authority, planning, quality, and parts — work the problem as a crew, sharing one institutional memory and one Google identity.
Watch a five-minute end-to-end walk-through of the platform — Telegram message in, Gmail draft + Google Doc + Sheets row out, all under a single OAuth grant.
The System User tier wires your AI workforce directly into the Google Workspace your engineers already use. One Google identity, one permission matrix, full audit trail — and every artefact your agents produce opens in the same Workspace your CAMO auditor already trusts.
case_referenceGridded with the precision of a machinist's setup sheet. Each surface is a self-contained instrument that converses with its neighbours through proportional rhythm.
A strict signal vocabulary. Vermilion for alarm, ochre for caution, sage for nominal, indigo for informational — used sparingly enough that when they appear the eye stops.
Technical and whisper-quiet. Numerals tabulate cleanly to hairline accuracy. Labels are in tracked small caps, sized to document without insisting.
the engineer's plate.
A single page that reads at a glance — cases in flight, agent telemetry, fleet pulse, recorder events.
operational case management.
Every Telegram conversation becomes a case with its own timeline; Master Chief writes the final institutional report on close.
seven coworkers, one mission.
Per-coworker bio, lane, and live telemetry. The orchestrator routes every message; one-click handoff to the live voice console.
the toolset the crew shares.
Google Workspace · Calendar · Forms · NotebookLM. One credential, one permission matrix — every coworker inherits every tool. Live 24h call counters.
hold the mic. speak.
Push-to-talk Whisper STT, persona-matched TTS, sub-three-second turnaround. Mobile-first.
every airframe, every minute.
Live ADS-B tracking through OpenSky — callsign, altitude, ground speed, role, MSN. Per operator.
a graph that builds itself.
Force-directed institutional brain. Every case becomes a node linked to its aircraft, agents, and ATA chapters.
You're the operator — the licence, the signature, the authority stay with you. Your seven coworkers each own one aviation lane and work as a crew: a message lands, the orchestrator routes it, the right coworker answers, and hands off the moment the problem crosses a lane.
The front door. Reads every message, classifies the problem, routes it to the coworker who owns that lane — and pulls in a second when the problem crosses lanes.
Hands-on line maintenance and scheduled task cards. Fault isolation, AMM / IPC / SRM references, MEL deferral at the line, TLB drafts.
The second opinion on stubborn faults. Recurring-defect pattern checks, deep AMM cross-references, the Tech Log Book entry in CAPS.
AOG escalation and the BLUF call when the clock is running. Fleet-impact decisions, cross-station coordination, the institutional report on close.
The maintenance program. Due-list tracking, check scheduling, hangar slots and task packages — nothing falls out of interval.
Airworthiness and compliance. EASA Part-M · Part-145 · FAR 121, audit readiness, the Quality Manual — audits Moss's work, never waves through a finding.
The supply line. P/N lookup and interchangeability, lead times, AOG sourcing strategy — the part identified before the aircraft needs it.
Draft emails, log TLB rows, generate MEL memos. DRAFT-only Gmail; human review preserved.
MEL deferral expiries, hangar slot booking, post-holder briefings — into the team calendar.
Turnaround inspections, CAMO audit forms, training quizzes — auto-routed into Sheets.
Search across SBs, ADs, AMM revisions, technical bulletins — institutional memory at the prompt.
extensible · new coworkers and tools can be added per operator without touching the crew
Start with a single specialist on Telegram — self-serve. When you need the whole workforce, the dashboard and your own hardware, that's Enterprise SBX — and the Commander line is its seat structure.
45 days · the full system, run for you · KPI guarantee
The honest way to evaluate Enterprise SBX: we stand the whole workforce up, you run a real operation against it. If the KPI targets are not hit by day 45, the pilot extends 15 days at no extra cost.
Enterprise SBX, committed annually · the Commander seat tiers · best per-seat rate
After the pilot, commit your Enterprise SBX annually for the best per-seat rate. Commander seats are €250; step up to Google Plus (€300 — Google read access) or Executive (€500 — read/write + report engine).
Cortana (lite)
“First wings. One question, one answer, your own bot — no commitment.”
Cortana on Telegram, light footprint, full institutional knowledge.
Cortana
“A full technical lead in your pocket — voice, photos, shift-long memory.”
Specialist — full technical maintenance lead.
Morpheus
“The second opinion that catches the recurring defect before it grounds the aircraft.”
Specialist — troubleshooting co-pilot + TLB drafter.
Master Chief
“AOG authority — the BLUF call when the clock is running.”
First Officer — management authority for AOG + fleet calls.
A full-workforce seat
“The whole crew — seven specialists' doctrine, one seat on your SBX.”
Captain's rank — the base full-workforce seat on an Enterprise SBX.
Commander seat + Google read access
“Now they write it down — every memo, every Doc, in your Workspace.”
For the MCC desk — a Commander seat plus the Google Docs Suite and read access to Calendar + Contacts.
Commander seat + Google read/write + report engine
“From conversation to board-ready institutional document — Forms + NotebookLM close the loop.”
For directors and senior administration — a Commander seat with read + write across Calendar, Contacts and Docs, plus the report engine.
the Commander line is the seat structure of an Enterprise SBX — not a self-serve subscription · base seat → +Google read → +Google read/write · book a demo to scope a deployment
“Your aircraft, your hardware, your data — the system lives in your hangar.”
The full Airtech Support OS, installed onto a Mac you own and run on your own network. One Google Workspace anchors the whole install — it is your server's identity. Every agent, every Google capability, with 24/7 managed maintenance over a secured remote link. The Commander line above (band 2) is how you seat your people on it.
A Mac Studio-class machine with an integrated high-power NAS, on a strong internal network — the whole institution's system runs here. It is anchored by your single Google Workspace account: one institutional identity, one place every agent reads and writes, one audit trail. Everything stays inside your network.
“The decision-makers get the whole console.”
The people who own the decisions run the full Commander console on a Mac mini at their desk. They pay per seat — desktop power, full dashboard, every agent.
“Outstation crews ride the same brain from the ramp.”
Outstation teams reach the same system from iPads and laptops — mobile web access, outstation-ready, no desktop required. The same brain, wherever the aircraft is.
“Everyone else just texts Cortana.”
Phone-tier users talk to Cortana AI MoFios — the Telegram integration. Always in their pocket, lightweight, no app to install. The fastest way onto the system.
one institutional Google Workspace · one server · users distributed by tier across desktop · tablet · phone — pay for desktops by the seat, field + phone ride the same system
all tiers · telegram-first · text + voice · english + brazilian portuguese · monthly billing · Enterprise SBX is contract-based — start with the €2,000 pilot
Honest, technical reviews from tech YouTubers and aviation content creators. If you cover AI · DevOps · maintenance ops, we'll fly you onto the platform and give you something real to record.
Three-tier creator partnership. Honest reviews only — no scripts, no veto rights on critical feedback.
aviation operators · IT directors · DevOps youtubers · AI builders welcome
Twelve components. Four quadrants. Every piece chosen for operator-grade reliability and full audit trail. No magic, no black boxes.
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The agents are working. The institutional memory is growing every hour. Step in.