Flight Claim Kit

Flight Claim Kit is a passenger's own tool for the moment a flight goes wrong: it shows, minute by minute, which rights may have opened, seals what happens as evidence, and builds the claim pack you file yourself — no commission. And for every flight that goes right, a flight log counts each kilometre. It is not a claims service: nothing is filed for you and nothing is taken from what you receive.

SCAN
Scan the barcode on your boarding pass — paper, phone or screenshot — or type the flight and find the airport by its city or by the name people use. Add the two scheduled times, then save the flight to your log, or start the Rights Clock if something is wrong.

THE RIGHTS CLOCK
A ring shows how late you are and every right on the way: meals and drinks, a refund, compensation. Each milestone names the rule set that grants it, the article, and the minutes left. When one opens, your iPhone taps you. A Live Activity keeps the clock in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen.

SEALED EVIDENCE
Photograph the departure board, record the gate announcement, import the airline's message, snap receipts. One tap records "Doors open" — the moment arrival delay is measured to. Every item is time-stamped and linked in a SHA-256 hash chain: change one byte of any file and the seal shows it.

THE CLAIM PACK
One PDF: your flights, a timeline in local time and UTC, your evidence, expenses totalled per currency, the deadlines that really exist, and the seal appendix. With it, a claim letter in English, filled in from your case.

THE FLIGHT LOG
Every flight you save is counted: kilometres flown, laps of the Earth, countries and continents, airports by number of visits, airlines, and how many flights went smoothly. By week, month, quarter, year or all time, on a globe drawn with your routes that you can turn. A saved flight can become an incident later, in one tap. When the airline pays, record the amount; the log totals what you received, per currency. "My year in flight" makes a picture to share — without your name, booking reference or seat.

AIRPORTS
Tap an airport code to see its full name, city, country, the local time there now, and links to its official website, Wikipedia and Maps.

FIVE RULE SETS
EU261, UK261, US DOT, Canada APPR and the Montreal Convention, inside the app as data, each with its version and sources. Distance is great-circle, from first departure to final destination. Answers are honest: likely, unlikely, needs one answer, or does not apply. When bad weather or air traffic control makes compensation unlikely, the app says so — and shows that your rights to meals, a hotel and a new flight remain. In the US there is no cash compensation for delays, and the app says that too.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account. The app itself makes no network connection: it works offline, even in flight mode, and sends nothing anywhere. Links to an airport's website, Wikipedia or Maps open in your browser or in Maps only when you tap them. Your boarding pass, photos and recordings stay on your iPhone until you choose to share them.

Five languages: English, Vietnamese, Chinese (Simplified), French, Portuguese. Claim letters are in English.

Flight Claim Kit gives information, not legal advice. It is not affiliated with any airline or authority.