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Why building this
Minimize the Bitter Work Conflict,
Maximize the Better Work Culture.
Aviation always forms a diversity. People from many backgrounds, positions, and roles, from CAMO, Engineering, and Mechanics to Technicians, Quality Inspectors, management, the list goes on.
This diversity needs a system that unites these differences into a harmonized organization. Fleeter’s interface is built for Mechanics and Engineers, not just managers. We are committed to designing a system that Mechanics and Engineers genuinely enjoy using. Because reducing their stress leads to better execution, faster turnaround, and fewer mistakes, ultimately enhancing safety and fostering a healthier work culture.
Our goal is to create a tool that minimizes unnecessary conflict and maximizes a better work culture in the complex aviation industry.
Why build in public
Open vs Closed
Most traditional software development follows a closed approach, where work stays within internal teams and remains hidden from end users. In aviation IT, this tendency is even stronger, often creating a gap between technical implementation and the real needs of front-line users.
In contrast, open development—or build in public—takes the opposite path. By sharing the development process openly with users, stakeholders, and the wider community, it creates a continuous feedback loop that keeps the product aligned with real-world needs.
This approach offers clear advantages: transparency, faster problem-solving, higher user satisfaction, and closer collaboration between developers and users.
It’s not just about what you build, it’s about how you build it.
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