LogPilot is live· on iPhone, iPad and computer

Apps for airline pilots,built by airline pilots.

Practical tools for life on the flight deck: logging your flying, keeping current, and preparing for your next type or check. They work offline, in the aircraft and at 3 a.m. in a hotel room.

Meet LogPilot →See all apps
ALTFL430
GS488KT
MACH.85
SAT−56°C
UTC00:00:00
Scroll

LogPilot

The logbook that
fills itself in.

Your roster, imported.

Upload your roster and every duty lands in the calendar: sign-on, pickups, sectors, hotels and days off, in local time where it's known.

LogPilot roster calendar

Every flight, logged.

Planned sectors turn into logbook entries, and ADS-B data fills in the actual block times. Confirm it was flown and you're done.

  • Block, night, IFR, landings and approaches
  • Search by airport, aircraft, crew or flight number
LogPilot flights and duties

Limits before you ask.

Flight duty limits, 28- and 365-day hours, takeoff and landing currency and your Class 1 medical, counted down for you.

LogPilot limits

Built for the 3 a.m. layover.

A night theme that's easy on tired eyes, everything saved on your device first, and sync through your own Google Drive when there's signal.

Open LogPilot →Learn more
LogPilot more menu

Day & night

Bright on the ground.
Dark at FL430.

Pick a device and a screen, then drag across it to compare. Switch themes in one tap and every Flight Level 430 app follows, the same way this website does.

LogPilot roster in day theme LogPilot roster in night theme
DAYNIGHT

Every device

Phone, iPad, laptop.
One logbook.

Log on the iPad, check it on your phone, print it from your laptop. Everything stays in step through your own Google Drive. Tap a screen to look around.

0Years in airline flying behind every feature
0Ads, trackers or data sold
0Usable offline, in the aircraft
0Apps in the hangar, one live and five on the way

The hangar

One app live.
More on the way.

LogPilot

Available now

The pilot logbook that fills in your flight times, imports your roster and keeps your limits and currencies up to date. Log on the iPad, check it on your phone.

  • ADS-B import of actual times
  • Roster import and calendar
  • Limits, currencies and totals
  • Sync through your own Google Drive
Open LogPilot →Learn more
LogPilot on iPad

Flight Deck

Coming soon

The full suite in one place: LogPilot, CoPilot and FitPilot together, with shared data and a single backup.

Want to know when it's ready? Get in touch.

CoPilot

Coming soon

Performance and planning calculations for Airbus wide-body operations: step-climb, fuel, weight and balance, and approach data.

Want to know when it's ready? Get in touch.

FitPilot

Coming soon

Health and fitness built around an irregular roster: sleep, fatigue, exercise and your Class 1 medical renewal.

Want to know when it's ready? Get in touch.

Type Study

Coming soon

Aircraft type study made portable: systems, limitations and memory items, with quick quizzes for the crew bus.

Want to know when it's ready? Get in touch.

Study Guides

Coming soon

Guides for upgrades, recurrent checks and interviews, in short sections you can get through on a layover.

Want to know when it's ready? Get in touch.

Got an idea for the next one?

Tell us about the tool that would make your flying life easier. We read every message.

Suggest an app

About us

Made on the flight deck, not in a boardroom.

LogPilot started the way a lot of good ideas do in aviation: on a long night sector, with a paper logbook, a spreadsheet and a roster that never quite agreed with each other.

Tristan, our founder, is a Boeing 787 captain with 30 years in the airlines, from regional turboprops through to long-haul widebodies. Over three decades he has kept every kind of logbook there is, and lost more hours than he would like to admit to retyping times, checking currencies by hand and reconciling rosters on hotel Wi-Fi.

If a pilot can't use it after a 14-hour duty, it isn't finished.

So he set out to build the tools he always wanted, starting with a logbook that fills in the times for you, knows your limits before you have to ask, and works properly at 3 a.m. in a hotel room with no signal. He teamed up with two software developers who share that rule.

LogPilot was the first. Next come apps for aircraft type study and check preparation, built the same way: by people who fly, for people who fly. Every feature is tried on real trips before it reaches you, and we read every message that comes in.

T
TristanFounder · B787 Captain · 30 years in the airlines
</>
Development teamTwo developers building and testing the apps

Contact

Questions, ideas or a bug to report?

Email us and a real person will get back to you, usually within a couple of days. Screenshots help us fix things faster.

[email protected]
Email us →