No-ICE

No-ICE is the streamlined hold-over time companion built for professional pilots. Get instant access to official FAA and Transport Canada de-icing tables, track your hold-over times with precision, and stay informed from cockpit to lock screen. Whether you're operating in light freezing drizzle or heavy snow, No-ICE filters through complex hold-over time tables in seconds — so you can focus on what matters: a safe departure. OFFICIAL DATA, ALWAYS CURRENT - FAA and Transport Canada (TCA) hold-over time tables, Winter 2026-27 edition - Type I, II, III, and IV fluid coverage - All weather conditions: snow, freezing rain, freezing drizzle, frost, and more - Multiple fluid concentrations and temperature ranges PRECISION TIMER - One-tap start, pause, and resume with animated visual feedback - Elapsed time and UTC/Zulu start time displayed at a glance - Assured time (green) and Limit time (orange) calculated in real time - Automatic flaps/slats factor (0.76 reduction) when extended - Freeze timestamps to log each check during multi-step procedures LOCK-SCREEN NOTIFICATION - Monitor your hold-over countdown directly from the lock screen and notification shade - Limit time in the status bar on Android 16 and later - Visual progress bar with color-coded assured and limit zones - Bar turns fully red when hold-over time is exceeded - All key data visible without opening the app NEARBY SHARE - Send your timer, weather, temperature, fluid and flaps setting to crew members nearby in one tap - Works over Bluetooth with No-ICE on Android and iPhone — no pairing, no account, no internet - The receiver always sees a summary and chooses to accept or decline BUILT FOR THE FLIGHT DECK - Celsius and Fahrenheit support - Smart weather filtering by precipitation type and intensity - Persistent state — resume exactly where you left off after a restart - Haptic feedback for confident, eyes-free operation No-ICE removes the complexity from hold-over time management. No manuals, no guesswork — just the data you need, when you need it. Safe flights start with No-ICE. No-ICE is an aid, not an authority. Always cross-check against the current official FAA or Transport Canada tables and your operator's procedures.