DroidEFB, LLC

DroidEFB is an electronic flight bag app for Android devices. The company behind it is DroidEFB, LLC, based in Huntsville, Alabama. The site describes the app as a flight planning and in-flight support tool for general aviation and professional pilots.

The app includes moving map navigation, charts, NEXRAD radar and aviation weather. The site says it shows approach plates and taxi diagrams. It supports ADS-B traffic and real time GPS tracking.

The site says the app can file and brief flight plans and search for points of interest. It shows nearby fuel prices and FBO information. Other features include a flight log, a weight and balance tool, translated TAF and METAR reports, and tools to amend airports and waypoints.

The company lists several subscription options. A 30-day trial is available. The site lists $6.99 per month for VFR use, $74.99 per year for VFR use and $149.99 per year for IFR use with geo-referenced approach plates. It also lists a CFI and GI subscription and a military and veteran subscription.

The site says the app is a Class 1 electronic flight bag under FAA guidance, citing AC 91-78. It has a dark mode for charts and procedures. It can download up to 6.5 GB of offline charts with a standard subscription.

The site says the app has been installed more than 100,000 times. It has tutorials for ADS-B setup, Chromebook use, X-Plane and other setups. The company has a Facebook page and a contact page for support feedback. A recent news post says version 2.9.9 added settings backup and restore.