Windowseat is an iPhone and Android app that gets you ready for your flight, tracks it live, stays with you in the air and helps every trip feel easier than the last.
You're in good company: about 1 in 3 people feel uneasy or afraid about flying. Sources: Upgraded Points survey (2024), Lund University study (1997).
Fear of flying is learned, so it can be unlearned. One flight pass covers the whole trip: before, during and after.
Some moments you're ready to ride the wave. Other times you just need someone to hold your hand. Press the red button and choose. Both work fully offline.
This is a simplified mockup. The real app looks and works quite differently.
Say it out loud, or type it quietly. Nick knows anxiety, and he knows why flying is the safest way to travel. He answers calmly, without judgement.
Not knowing is often the hardest part. Windowseat follows your flight from the gate to touchdown, shows where you are and how long is left, and gives you a heads-up before the bumps.
Buy it when you book. Everything unlocks for that trip, from your first lesson to the moment you land.
Get my first flight freeGet Windowseat on launch day, before everyone else.
A full flight pass for your first trip, for the first 1,000 people.
Tell us what you need, vote on features and test new tools early.
In November 2026, on iOS and Android. Everyone on the waitlist hears first, the moment it's ready.
You pay once per flight, no subscription needed. A flight pass unlocks everything: lessons and prep, Nick, the panic button, live turbulence and flight updates, and your progress. Fly often? An optional subscription will cover every trip.
Yes. The panic button, breathing, lessons and Nick's answers to common questions all work with no signal.
Nick is Windowseat's AI flight assistant. Talk or type, and Nick answers calmly, using what pilots and anxiety specialists know.
No. Windowseat uses proven self-help techniques, but it isn't a replacement for professional care.
Especially. Windowseat is designed to take you from "never" to "booked", one small step at a time.
Be one of the first to try Windowseat when it launches in November, on iOS and Android.
