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About CogPilot

CogPilot is the official iOS companion app for PilotPrep — the CogScreen AE training platform at faacogscreen.com used by pilots and aspiring pilots to prepare for FAA HIMS evaluations and CogScreen-AE medical certification tests. REDUCE TEST ANXIETY Many pilots find that unfamiliarity with computer-based testing mechanics is the leading cause of stress during medical evaluations. CogPilot bridges that gap by providing a realistic training environment that mirrors FAA guidance and industry research for aviation cognitive assessment standards on your iPhone or iPad. CORE FEATURES 13 High-Fidelity Modules: Replications of Math, Backward Digit Span, Pathfinder (Trail Making), Shifting Attention, and more. Adaptive Difficulty: Experience real-time difficulty scaling that mimics standard clinical protocols. Pilot-Normed Scoring: Compare your performance against established pilot population datasets. In-Depth Analytics: Track your Cognitive Proficiency Index and visualize progress over time. WHO IT IS FOR Student pilots preparing for initial evaluations. Commercial pilots returning to flight status via Special Issuance. Anyone looking to maintain high-level cognitive fitness in an aviation context. SUBSCRIBER ACCESS CogPilot is a free companion app for existing PilotPrep subscribers. Log in with your faacogscreen.com account to sync your training history, analytics, and "Coach's Corner" prescriptions across all devices. EDUCATIONAL CONTENT Access our definitive "Pilot's Guide to CogScreen" and educational resources explaining how cognitive domains like multi-tasking and spatial awareness relate to flight safety. Disclaimer: CogPilot is an educational training tool. It may not be used for clinical or medical testing. Performance on this app does not guarantee medical certification results. This app is developed using public information and research and there no affiliation or endorsement from FAA and the publisher of CogScreen AE test.

What’s new

Version 6.2.0 · Updated October 17, 2026

This update brings a rebuilt AI practice coach and a smoother full simulation. - Your coach now has a daily plan for you, explains each result as soon as you finish, and links to the sources it cites. - Ask the coach about any score straight from the score card or the simulation summary. - Fixed an issue where the full simulation could restart the Dual Task subtest on some iPhones instead of moving on. - If a subtest is interrupted, you can now restart it or skip it and continue. - Test screens on iPhone no longer hide the Quit button or cut off taller subtests. - Updated Terms of Service and EULA.

App privacy

The developer, Siva Darivemula, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data

Used for: App Functionality

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Diagnostics: Performance Data, Other Diagnostic Data

Used for: App Functionality

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