Free AI tools for the people who fly the missions.

The thinking

• CAP runs on volunteer evenings. Every hour spent looking up a CAPR section is an hour not spent flying, mentoring, or training. AI is finally good enough to give those hours back.
• The regulations are public domain. Unlike fire-department SOPs, CAPRs and CAPPs are published openly at capmembers.com. That removes the IP risk that blocks similar tools elsewhere.
• NHQ doesn't build tools like these. NHQ runs eServices and the auth backbone — they don't ship single-purpose member tools. That's the gap volunteers can fill.
• I want to contribute beyond meetings. I'm a member. While my squadron meets weekly, my engineering skills can serve more than just one squadron — these tools work for any CAP member, anywhere.

What's deliberately out of scope

• Anything during a live mission. SAR tasking, ICS forms in flight, ramp checks during ops — life-safety and USAF integration risks. Hard line.
• Cadet PII / parental consent docs. CPP-regulated. Zero data of that kind crosses our backend.
• eServices integration. No NHQ API; reverse-engineering = no. Tools complement eServices, never replace or scrape.
• Anything that competes with NHQ's own systems. If NHQ builds it, we don't.
• No member rosters uploaded. The tools take questions and inputs you'd be typing anyway. We never ask for member lists.