FAQ

Flightpath is a free career coach for college students. You set your year, major, goals, and work eligibility. It builds a plan, ranks roles you can take, and keeps drafts for you to edit. You approve anything before it is sent.

Yes. The app is free for students. An invite is personal, tied to your email, and can’t be shared.

College students from the first year through the last year, in any major. The invite form also has a choice for people who have already graduated.

Yes. It is not built for one field. A field can add its own rules, such as a license or a work-authorization limit. Those rules are data. They do not decide who can have an account.

Yes. It is the same web app in the browser on a phone or a laptop. There is no separate phone-only product.

When your field has rules, you answer them from dropdowns. A role you are not eligible for is labeled, and it is never ranked above a role you are eligible for. Flightpath does not collect visa documents, a passport, an A-number, or a country of citizenship. Those answers are not sent to a model. The guidance page has OPT and CPT links and sample H-1B rows. The labels are information. They are not legal advice.

No. Notes stay in draft until you approve the exact text. An email from Flightpath can open the draft. It does not send the note.

This marketing site does not set cookies, and it does not run analytics or ad trackers. The app at my.flighthq.app signs you in with an email code by default. Google sign-in is optional when it is configured. The app sets a session cookie (fp_id) and a CSRF cookie (fp_csrf). Google sign-in also sets short-lived cookies. Those are not ad trackers. The privacy page covers both.

Request an invite with the email you want on the account. If you already have an invite, sign in at my.flighthq.app.