Flight DayFlight Day

Launch kit

Writing about Flight Day

The name, the words, the mark and the pictures, ready to use. Everything here may be used to write about Flight Day.

Name and tagline

Flight Day, two words

WhatUseNot
NameFlight Day, both words capitalisedFlightDay, Flightday, Flight day, FD
PossessiveFlight Day’s briefingFlight Days briefing
TaglineEvery day is a flight day.—
Short descriptionLaunch control for your home and your dayThe ultimate space-powered smart-home experience
Web addressflightday.app—
FormerlyFlight Day was formerly Omarchy Wall.—

Description

One paragraph

Flight Day is launch control for your home and your day. It wakes you with a launch-style countdown while the lights warm up, then shows a morning briefing with the weather, rain in the next hour, the day’s calendar and the launches worth watching. At night, one tap on Goodnight starts a sleep sound and turns the screens dark. In between, it runs the house through Home Assistant, from Smart Comfort heating and cooling to lights and media, and follows every rocket launch on a live globe. Flight Day runs on an Android wall panel and Google TVs, with native iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch apps in TestFlight beta. It will be released as open source.

Mark and icon

Daybreak Ascent

A half sun rising on a horizon, with an ascent trail that lifts off and pitches east toward a small craft: a launch at dawn, and the arc of a day. Keep one craft diameter of clear space around it, and don’t rotate, stretch, outline or add flames.

Colour and type

Dawn orange on night navy

Type is Inter for words and JetBrains Mono for countdowns and times. Both are open source.

Night#0A0E1A
Surface#11172A
Moon#F1F3F9
Ignition#FF8A3D
Daybreak#FFC56B
Horizon#6E9BFF
Daylight#F4F5F9
Night ink#0D1222

Screenshots

Labelled, and safe to publish

Real captures come from the app on real screens or Apple’s simulators and show public launch data only. Where a real capture showed something about the home, it was edited, as noted. Sample data captures use the app’s built-in demo mode, with made-up events, rooms and devices. Each link opens a full-size PNG.