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Decode NOTAMs and TAFs in Plain English
Free tool for Australian drone pilots — built by the operators at FlyIQ by DIWA
Paste the raw code, get a clear breakdown: what it means, when it applies, and what it means for your flight. Install it on your phone, and it works offline, out on-site, no signal needed.
Every RePL holder who has ever stared at a TAF at 5 am trying to remember what BECMG 2226 means for a 7 am job knows exactly why this exists.
Our pilots at DIWA read these every working day — so we built the tool we wished we had as students, and we're giving it to the pilot community free.
What it does:
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translates NOTAMs and TAFs into plain English
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breaks out validity times in local time
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flags the parts that matter for RPA operations
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installs to your home screen and works fully offline
What it doesn't do:
Replace your official briefing. This is a training and comprehension aid — always confirm with the official NAIPS briefing before flight.

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