Takeoff - Air & Space Force PT

Calculate your Air and Space Force PT scores instantly. See your history to track your improvements over time. Want to improve? Get detailed analytics and plans in app.

Takeoff is the ultimate PT score calculator and fitness tracker built specifically for Air Force and Space Force members. It doesn't matter if you're active duty, guard, reserve, ROTC, or preparing to ship to BMT. Takeoff gives you everything you need to know exactly where you stand.

Instant Score Calculation Enter your component scores and get your composite PT score instantly. Supports all official test components including push-ups, sit-ups, 2-mile run, HAMR (High Aerobic Multi-Shuttle Run), and waist-to-height ratio. Altitude correction is built in for members testing at elevation.

Track Your Progress Log your PT tests and watch your improvement over time with detailed analytics. See score trends, category breakdowns, and tier progression at a glance.

Know What to Focus On Take Off breaks down your score by category so you can see exactly where you're losing points and where to focus your training.

Built for Every Airman & Guardian

• Air Force and Space Force scoring standards
• All fitness components supported
• Altitude Adjustment
• Waiver Support
• Clean, fast, and easy to use

Preparing for BMT?

Wondering if you'd pass a PT test today? Take Off lets you plug in your numbers and find out instantly. No guesswork amd no digging through score charts. Get confident in your fitness before you ship.

Big Test Coming Up? Track your practice scores leading up to your assessment. See where you're improving and where you need to push harder so there are no surprises on test day.

Built by Someone Who Gets It Take Off was designed and built by an AFROTC cadet who understands the stress of PT tests firsthand. This app was created to solve a real problem. Our goal is helping service members and future service members know exactly where they stand and what to work on next.

Download Take Off and start training smarter today.