CoPilot

Investor Deck - April 2020

What is Co-Pilot?

Co-Pilot is a mobile application, designed to

help travelers plan their journey through CVG
airport.

The goal of the app is to remove the stress

CoPilot
and uncertainty in the amount of time it will
take to navigate through CVG, by providing
the user with a suggested time to arrive
at the airport, as well as the tools and
information needed to design a trip that best
fits their preferences.
Why is Co-Pilot Needed?

The biggest cause of stress involved in taking a flight is the fear of missing
it. When you purchase an airline ticket you are told the departure time and
when boarding begins, but that is it. It’s up to you to decide when to get to
the airport, but with so many unknowns involved such how long it will take to
get from parking to your terminal, check-in, and security wait times, knowing
the right time to arrive can be difficult. 1/7
Travelers missed a flight as a
result of longer than expected
As a result people either end up underestimating how long it will take to security lines in 2018.1
make it through an airport and possibly miss their flight, or overestimating
and waste time they could of spent sleeping in, or grabbing a real meal,
waiting at their gate. All of this stress can be alleviated by simply giving the
consumer an accurate time that they should arrive at the airport, and that is
what Co-Pilot does.

1. Gary Stoller, Forbes 2018

How Co-Pilot Works?

User Real-time
Co-Pilot is able to predict how long it will Information CVG Data
take a user to navigate their way through
CVG airport by collecting information from
the user about their trip, and real-time data
supplied by CVG on the current wait times
of their check-in and security lines. Once we
know how long it will take our user to make it
through CVG, we can work backwards from
their scheduled departure time to give them
an accurate time they should arrive at the Time it will take
airport. to get through
CVG Airport.
App Walk-through - Homepage

Upon opening the app users will arrive at

the home screen. From here they have the
option to choose to see a saved trip they
have already created, or start a new trip.
App Walk-through - Homepage

Upon opening the app users will arrive at

the home screen. From here they have the
option to choose to see a saved trip they
have already created, or start a new trip.
App Walk-through - Question One

After choosing to start a new trip the user

will begin the questionnaire used to collect
all the information required to give them an
accurate estimate of their trip.
App Walk-through - Question One

After choosing to start a new trip the user

will begin the questionnaire used to collect
all the information required to give them an
accurate estimate of their trip.

The first piece of information collected is

the airline the user is flying on and their
confirmation code, which is used to pull up
the flight they will be taking.
App Walk-through - Question One

After choosing to start a new trip the user

will begin the questionnaire used to collect
all the information required to give them an
accurate estimate of their trip.

The first piece of information collected is

the airline the user is flying on and their
confirmation code, which is used to pull up
the flight they will be taking.

The user is asked to confirm their flight

information is correct before moving on.
App Walk-through - Question Two

The user is then asked if they will be

traveling alone or with a group.
App Walk-through - Question Two

The user is then asked if they will be

traveling alone or with a group.
App Walk-through - Question Three

The user is asked if they will be driving

themselves to the airport or being dropped off.
App Walk-through - Question Three

The user is asked if they will be driving

themselves to the airport or being dropped off.
App Walk-through - Question Three

If the user will be driving themselves they will

be asked additional questions about where
they will be leaving their vehicle.
App Walk-through - Question Three

If the user will be driving themselves they will

be asked additional questions about where
they will be leaving their car.

Information such as now long each step takes

and the cost involved is provided to guide the
user in their selection.
App Walk-through - Question Three

If the user will be driving themselves they will

be asked additional questions about where
they will be leaving their car.

Information such as how long each step takes

and the cost involved is provided to guide the
user in their selection.

If the user chooses to park at CVG they will be

asked to choose where they will be parking.
Once again information on the cost and time of
each option is supplied.
App Walk-through - Question Three

The user is asked if they will be driving

themselves to the airport or being dropped off.

If the user will be driving themselves they will

be asked additional questions about where
they will be leaving their car.

Information such as how long each step takes

and the cost involved is provided to guide the
user in their selection.
App Walk-through - Question Four

The user is next asked how many bags they

will be checking.
App Walk-through - Question Four

The user is next asked how many bags they

will be checking.
App Walk-through - Question Five

The user is next asked if they will be checking-in

online or at the airport.
App Walk-through - Question Five

The user is next asked if they will be checking-in

online or at the airport.
App Walk-through - Question Six

The user is next asked if they have any

preferential security clearance.
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The user is next asked if they have any

preferential security clearance.
App Walk-through - Question Seven

Finally the user is asked if they will need a

wheelchair or any other special assistance.
App Walk-through - Question Seven

Finally the user is asked if they will need a

wheelchair or any other special assistance.
App Walk-through - Landing Page

After completing the questionnaire, the user

arrives on the landing page. The is the main
page of the app that shows the user all the
information they need about their trip through
CVG.
App Walk-through - Landing Page

At the top of the screen is the user’s trip

overview. At the top is a short flight status
summary. Displayed below is the suggested
arrival time for the user, as well as the resulting
arrival time at their gate. A diagram of the
user’s journey is shown to give them a visual
representation of how much time each step
will take relative to each other.
App Walk-through - Landing Page

At the top of the screen is the user’s trip

overview. At the top is a short flight status
summary. Displayed below is the suggested
arrival time for the user, as well as the resulting
arrival time at their gate. A diagram of the
user’s journey is shown to give them a visual
representation of how much time each step
will take relative to each other.

At the bottom of the screen is a more detailed

breakdown of the steps in the user’s journey.
Here the user can see how long each step
is currently estimated to take based on the
estimated level of traffic.
App Walk-through - Landing Page

At the top of the screen is the user’s trip

overview. At the top is a short flight status
summary. Displayed below is the suggested
arrival time for the user, as well as the resulting
arrival time at their gate. A diagram of the
user’s journey is shown to give them a visual
representation of how much time each step
will take relative to each other.

At the bottom of the screen is a more detailed

breakdown of the steps in the user’s journey. Arrows

Here the user can see how long each step

is currently estimated to take based on the
estimated level of traffic. Using the arrows to
the right of each step the user can open up a
drop down menu for that step.
App Walk-through - Landing Page

Within the drop down menu of a step the user

can adjust their previously selected option
if they decide they are not happy with their
current journey. When it applies the cost and
time of each choice is displayed for the users
comparison.
App Walk-through - Landing Page (During Trip)

In addition to using it to plan their trip ahead of

time, users can track their journey in real time to
make sure they are on the right track.
App Walk-through - Landing Page (During Trip)

In addition to using it to plan their trip ahead of

time, users can track their journey in real time to
make sure they are on the right track.

At the top of the screen is their flight status

summary as well as a breakdown of the step
they are currently engaged in.
App Walk-through - Landing Page (During Trip)

In addition to using it to plan their trip ahead of

time, users can track their journey in real time to
make sure they are on the right track.

At the top of the screen is their flight status

summary as well as a breakdown of the step
they are currently engaged in.

Below is a breakdown of the next steps the

user has to complete in their journey. There is a
suggested arrival at the next step, as well as the
time you’ll arrive at the gate.
App Walk-through - Landing Page (During Trip)

In addition to using it to plan their trip ahead of

time, users can track their journey in real time to
make sure they are on the right track.

At the top of the screen is their flight status

summary as well as a breakdown of the step
they are currently engaged in.

Below is a breakdown of the next steps the

user has to complete in their journey. There is a
suggested arrival at the next step, as well as the
time you’ll arrive at the gate.

If a user is running behind schedule and would

like to save some time, they still have the option
to open the drop down menu for any of the
upcoming steps and choose a faster option.
Why You Should Invest

More People Are Flying Every Year

Travelers per year

Despite the recent events, every year for the
past fifteen years the number of air travelers has
increased as air travel becomes an increasingly
popular industry. Anyone who has ever missed
a flight or wasted hours waiting in an airport
is a potential customer for Co-Pilot and those 2004 Year 2019
people are growing every day.

COVID-19 Has Increased Airport Stress

While air travel has all but stopped for now, we
will eventually begin flying again. When we do,
the first few to venture back into airports again
will do so with understandable hesitance. As a
COVID-19
result the value of being able to fully plan your
trip through the airport will be higher than ever.
What We Need

Use of Funds Co-Pilot is raising

Funds will be allocated in three ways.
$1,000,000 at a
$700,000 $25,000,000 valuation.
This money will go into explaining Co-Pilot into
other airports. We will start with other Ohio
airports and will eventually explain across the
United States.

$200,000
This money will go towards marketing the app
to consumers through targeted Facebook ads
and other social media streams.

$100,000
This money will go towards hiring employees to
help scale the business operationally.
Our Team

Peter O’Neill
Peter set out to design Co-Pilot after he,
and many of his friends and family, had
bad experiences missing flights due to
underestimating the time it would take to make
it through an airport. He hopes the app can help
remove the stress people feel around catching a
flight, and in turn encourage people to fly more.