The first invitations go out. Here's what's in the box on day one. (Everything below is new to you — this is the baseline; from here on, entries list only what changed.)
One screen for the whole day: what's yours to move, what's in motion, what's waiting.
Arrange the cockpit per context (a maker mode, a client mode) and switch with a key.
A plannable day: star what matters, and rhythms that come due surface on their own.
A first-run welcome tour that turns instruments on one at a time — you start with just the cockpit, not a wall of features.
The screen you run a project from, arrangeable, with a live preview as you build it.
A redesigned task panel: the work on the left, the facts on the right, each field its own tiny autosaving form.
A real timer (with a "what are you doing?" note) and an editable day ledger; add time after the fact in plain language ("8h", "1h30").
Per-trip logging against a project or ticket, an editable month list, per-vehicle rates.
A day board, with time logged after the fact and a length you can type as hours.
The request queue: raise, reply, sort, and turn a request into real work; cost rolls up from time, meetings and mileage.
Attach anything anywhere, an image lightbox, and shareable /f/ links.
Clients, contacts, and contact-merge to fold in a duplicate.
Ground Control (+$12 add-on) — the door outward: intake, the Hangar, Flights, estimates.
One board for releases across every airframe.
Formation (+$12 add-on) — a video room inside a meeting, working across networks.
Bring your own key; it answers scoped to what you can already see, and writes nothing back.
A player and a quiet room, if you connect Spotify.
A real mobile app (installable PWA) with its own screens for every room, plus offline capture that replays when you reconnect.
Sharing & access — a home base plus what's shared with you; invite people as full-access or collaborator.
Export from every area, a dormant-not-deleted close, and a privacy promise that means it (no tracking, no AI reading your work unless you turn it on).
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⟩ Write to AaronThis is the short version of the site, cut down to what reads well on a small screen. The full thing — every instrument explained, the pricing configurator, the whole story — lives on the desktop site. So does the app: Cloudbase is meant to be worked from a real screen, at a desk, with your hands on it.