Just introduced is AlaryIQ, a browser-based analysis platform that helps piston-aircraft owners make sense of their engine-monitor data. Owners can upload logs, review engine behavior in the context of each flight, compare changes over time, and create reports to discuss with their mechanic.
Engine monitors record detailed information about temperatures, fuel flow, oil pressure, and electrical performance. AlaryIQ organizes that information into a review workspace with charts, supporting evidence, and readable summaries. Its analysis considers flight phases such as run-up, takeoff, climb, cruise, and descent to give engine readings useful operating context, according to company officials.
The platform supports common engine-monitor exports from Garmin, JPI, Insight, Electronics International, Dynon, and Advanced Flight Systems.
Review tools include cylinder-by-cylinder exhaust gas and cylinder head temperature charts, flight playback, trend analysis across flights, and downloadable PDF reports.
AlaryIQ also checks data quality, highlighting missing channels, noisy or stuck probes, and gaps that can affect interpretation. Defined detection algorithms identify patterns and assemble supporting evidence. AI-assisted summaries translate that evidence into plain-language review notes to help owners understand the findings and prepare for maintenance conversations, company officials explained.
AlaryIQ provides advisory screening cues to support owner review and qualified professional judgment. Findings are not maintenance diagnoses or airworthiness determinations, and the service does not replace mechanic inspection, manufacturer guidance, or pilot judgment, company officials added.
Aircraft owners can create an account at App.AlaryIQ.com. Every new account includes a free 30-day Basic trial. Plan information and an app tour are available on the website.
For more information: AlaryIQ.com
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