Wingman started as a personal project — an Excel scheduling tool built out of frustration with how much time NCOs spend on administrative busywork instead of actually developing their airmen.
The Air Force asks supervisors to track PT, training currency, counseling sessions, performance bullets, promotion eligibility, and WAPS scores — all while working 12-hour Panama shifts and managing patient care. The tools available for this range from ancient SharePoint pages to literal paper binders.
Wingman is the tool I wished I had.
spent on administrative tasks that have nothing to do with developing airmen or mission readiness.
that a supervisor needs to track PT, training, counseling, bullets, promotions, and scheduling.
purpose-built for the enlisted supervisor. Everything is either ancient, civilian-focused, or classified.
Every minute a flight sergeant spends formatting a counseling document is a minute they're not spending with their airmen. Every hour an NCO wastes cross-referencing training rosters is an hour they're not mentoring, developing, or leading.
Wingman automates the paperwork. Not to replace the supervisor — to free them to do the parts of the job that actually matter.
The best NCOs I ever had weren't the ones who had the cleanest paperwork. They were the ones who knew their airmen, fought for their careers, and showed up for them when it mattered.
Wingman is a full-stack web application built with modern, battle-tested technology. No shortcuts, no vendor lock-in, no "move fast and break things" when airmen's administrative records are involved.
Free to start. No credit card. No government email required. Just better supervision.