Clear answers about the you.aero closed pilot.
Start with the product basics, then contact you.aero when the question depends on your company or workflow.
01What is available now?+
The closed pilot provides bounded sourcing workflows such as part-number search, structured RFQ preparation and reviewable company, response and document context. Each product page shows its current release status.
02What does closed pilot mean?+
Access and functions are limited while invited companies test the software. Workflows may change, remain incomplete or require manual support, and roadmap functions are not presented as available.
03Is an RFQ a binding order?+
No. An RFQ is a structured request for information or quotation. It does not create a purchase, sale, payment, shipment contract or other binding commitment.
04Does you.aero process payments?+
No payment collection, escrow, wallet or supplier payout is available in the closed pilot. Commercial arrangements take place outside the platform unless separately activated under applicable terms.
05Does you.aero verify suppliers?+
A profile, email check or submitted document does not create a universal verified-supplier status. Buyers remain responsible for their own due diligence.
06Does AI determine whether a part is airworthy?+
No. AI may help structure and review information, but it does not certify parts or documents, determine airworthiness or make final compliance and commercial decisions.
07Which data is public?+
Public marketing pages explain the product. Real account, RFQ, response, document and company-workspace records require authorized access. Any public demonstration must be marked and use synthetic data.
08How can my company request pilot access?+
Use the registration handoff or email team@you.aero. Access may be reviewed and limited by company, role, workflow, geography, volume or time.
09Who owns and operates you.aero?+
you.aero is developed, owned and operated by JETSONIC TRADING - FZCO, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
10Which functions are still planned?+
Market intelligence, production integrations, live auctions, payments, escrow and other roadmap areas remain planned or conceptual unless a page explicitly gives a narrower closed-pilot status.