Alary IQ

09/04/2026

✈️ AlaryIQ is officially live!

Your engine monitor records the data. AlaryIQ helps you make sense of it.

Upload your engine-monitor logs, explore your flights through interactive charts, and track changes over time. With AI-assisted summaries and downloadable reports, you can take a closer look at your engine's performance and bring clearer information to conversations with your mechanic.

We're excited to share AlaryIQ with the aviation community, and we'd love to hear what you think.

Take a look: www.alaryiq.com

AlaryIQ turns engine-monitor logs into clear review notes, playback context, and maintenance-ready evidence for piston aircraft owners.

07/18/2026

Every flight produces valuable engine data—but turning thousands of data points into a clear picture of engine performance can be challenging.

AlaryIQ is being built to make that easier. Our aircraft engine-monitor analysis platform organizes flight data, highlights trends, and surfaces areas that may deserve attention—helping aircraft owners, pilots, and maintenance professionals have better-informed conversations.

We believe engine data should create clarity, not more noise.

Follow AlaryIQ as we share product updates, aviation insights, and the journey of building a smarter way to understand aircraft engine data.

07/18/2026

One flight is a snapshot. A series of flights tells a story.

Aircraft engine-monitor data becomes even more valuable when viewed over time. Changes in temperatures, pressures, fuel flow, and other parameters can form patterns that are difficult to recognize when reviewing flights individually.

AlaryIQ brings that history together, making engine-performance trends easier to see, understand, and discuss.

It isn’t about replacing the judgment of pilots or maintenance professionals. It’s about giving them clearer information and a better place to begin.

06/18/2026

We've been asked "why would I need AlaryIQ when I can just paste my enigne log into AI and get the same"

Love this question, because it's the whole reason we built it.

On "just use AI yourself": you can absolutely paste a CSV into a chatbot. Two problems. First, the hard part isn't the chat, it's the data. JPI files are binary, Garmin logs have GPS-fix seams, Dynon files span multiple days. Just getting clean, correctly-decoded, time-aligned data out of these formats is most of the work, and a chatbot gets it wrong in ways you won't notice. Second, even with perfect data, an LLM has no fixed standard. Ask it twice, get two answers. For a maintenance decision, borescope it, pull a jug, or go fly, "a different opinion each time I ask" isn't good enough.

AlaryIQ puts the AI inside a harness.

It runs 36 purpose-built deterministic detectors over your data to do the actual judging. Calibrated thresholds, your specific engine/monitor's limits, trends across your last 50 flights and they return the same verdict every time. The AI's only job is to translate that into plain language an owner and an A&P can act on. It's grounded, repeatable, and it can't drift.

So it's not "AI vs. charts." It's a repeatable analysis engine that happens to explain itself in English versus a chatbot that gives you a fresh guess on every refresh.

05/31/2026

We have a prototype of engine monitor video overlay on video. Here's a test flight we did this morning with a GoPro and engine monitor data from an Insight G2 synced up and overlayed onto the video.

05/28/2026

A quick demo of GAMI Sweep Analysis. How to quickly find your GAMI spread in a couple clicks.

05/27/2026

On our features list is a video telemetry overlay.

We know many of you like to record your flights on a GoPro or other action camera. Wouldn't you like to overlay your synced engine data onto your videos?

05/24/2026

AlaryIQ has over 30 different detection algorithms (more adding weekly) that can identify unique conditions within your engine monitor data.

Our detections find patterns and anomalies instantly that human reviewers either can't easily spot or would take hours of analysis to find.

Learn more about our detections here:

https://www.alaryiq.com/ -guide

05/23/2026

We’re excited to introduce AlaryIQ.

AlaryIQ was created to help make aircraft engine analysis clearer, faster, and more useful. Our goal is simple: turn complex engine information from your engine monitor into easy to understand analysis and smarter decisions.

This page will share updates, insights, tools, and real-world examples as AlaryIQ grows.

Thanks for being here at the beginning. More coming soon.

Try demo-mode now at www.alaryiq.com

05/23/2026

AlaryIQ's Playback page offers pilots a view they are familiar with. Playback is designed to present engine data as an engine monitor view. If your monitor records GPS,AHRS and/or air data you can also vie a context map and flight instruments.

Very useful when you remember the engine doing something a little weird and you know where you were when it happened. Just slide the timeline marker to that part of the flight and look for any review cues or anamolies.