Turn every lesson into clear next steps — without guessing what your instructor wants.
Most student pilots leave a flight knowing something went wrong, BUT not knowing what actually matters next.
 
You:
forget half the feedback after shutdown and during the drive home.
repeat the same mistakes next lesson.
feel like you’re flying, but not progressing.
waste time (and money) figuring it out in the air.
This isn’t because you don’t care, or aren't a good pilot. It’s because no one gives you a clear way to process the flight after the fact.
 
My Solution:
The One Page Post-Flight Debrief is a simple, instructor-aligned worksheet that helps you:
capture what actually mattered during the flight
identify what your instructor emphasized
focus on one clear priority for the next lesson
show up prepared instead of guessing
All on one page.
All in 3–5 minutes after shutdown.
 
What Makes This Different:
This isn’t:
a logbook
a checklist
a lesson plan
or “AI advice” you have to figure out how to use
 
It’s a thinking framework built from the student pilot perspective, aligned with how instructors actually assess progress.
You don’t have to decide what to reflect on.
It’s already decided for you.
And it costs less than a few minutes of your flight lesson!
 
What You Get:
A clean, one-page post-flight debrief worksheet
Printable and Fillable (iPad Friendly) PDF
Designed to be used after every lesson
No accounts.
No subscriptions.
No extras, fluff or strings attached, just simply the tool. Oh and a bunch of money saved through remembering what your instructor actually wants from you.
 
Who This Is For?
This is for:
student pilots (can be used from pre-solo all the way through CPL training and checkrides)
pilots who want clearer progress between flights and lessons.
anyone tired of repeating the same mistakes and wasting more money on repeat flights.
 
If you want to show up to your next flight knowing exactly what to work on. This is for you.
 
Why I Made This:
I built this because I was tired of leaving lessons unsure what my instructor actually wanted me to fix. As a student pilot, I needed something simple, honest, and realistic. Not another stupid system, app, or thing that I have to take a bunch of time to configure, pay for, and use. This is now just the simple tool I now use after flights to assess my next steps to save money from redundant, preventable mistakes.
 
Please note: This is a educational supplement only, a tool to be used after or before flight. Not a replacement for flight instruction or information given from local aviation regulations and certified flight instruction.