The ForIT Collective · what we're cooking

Aviation software built with the people who use it.

Software we are building with operators in our network. Products in use today are on Services; these are in development with the operators who will use them first.

What we're building

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Active buildregulator reviewed

Safety management system (SMS): safety reports drafted by AI

A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) review of our AI safety-report pipeline, done before ForIT, called it "best in class". We are rebuilding it as a platform, with the same toolkit behind the Transport Canada-approved minimum equipment list (MEL) at Great North.

Building on the FAA-reviewed pipeline.

02
Now scoping

Fueler AI: fuel-stop recommendations for dispatchers

An AI agent reads trip legs, handler quotes, and fuel prices, then recommends the best fuel stop inside the tool your dispatcher already uses. The pilot covers 5 routes over 30 days.

Scoping with an anchor operator.

03
Early conceptoperator interest

Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO): an alternative to CAMP pricing per aircraft

Maintenance tracking is one of the highest software costs per aircraft, on a twenty-year-old interface. Several operators want to fund a replacement, built with their Directors of Maintenance.

Looking for 2 to 3 operators to shape v1.

How the Collective works

Operators share the build costs, and ForIT runs the software with them.

Your cloud

Your code in your cloud

It runs in your Microsoft tenant, so your data stays with you and the software keeps working if you change providers.

Peer-funded

Shared build costs

Early operators split the build cost instead of each paying for the whole thing.

Services-led

We run it, you use it

ForIT handles upkeep, integrations, AI model changes, and regulator conversations while your team uses the product.

Want to shape the next one?

Early operators set the scope, the features, and the systems it connects to.