Pilot logbook · iPhone · iPad · Android · Computer
Your logbook, sorted before you reach the hotel.
LogPilot fills in your flight times, keeps your limits and currencies up to date, and brings your roster straight into your logbook. Log on the iPad, check it on your phone.
- Works offline
- Syncs through your own Google Drive
- No App Store needed
Features
Built by a working long-haul pilot, for the way pilots actually fly.
ADS-B import
Type the flight number and LogPilot fills in off-blocks, take-off, landing and on-blocks from live flight data, with the aircraft registration.
Roster import
Bring in your crew roster PDF. Flights, sign-on, pickups and hotels appear in your calendar, ready to confirm once flown.
Limits & currencies
28-day and 365-day hours, take-off and landing recency, night and instrument currency, worked out from your logbook as you go.
Analyze
Totals by aircraft type, PIC, night, IFR, sectors and approaches, with brought-forward hours from earlier types.
Sync between devices
Connect your Google account and every device stays up to date. Flights are merged one by one, so nothing logged on either device is lost.
Bring your old logbook
Import a spreadsheet logbook (Excel, Numbers or CSV) with your full history and brought-forward totals, then export or back up any time.
Install
On your home screen in under a minute.
LogPilot installs straight from this website, with no App Store. It opens full screen like any other app, works without signal, and updates itself.
- Open flightlevel430.com/logpilot/app in Safari.
- Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
- Tap Add. Open LogPilot from the new icon on your home screen.
On iPad, Share is at the top right of Safari. If you don't see Add to Home Screen, scroll down the share list or tap Edit Actions.
- Open flightlevel430.com/logpilot/app in Chrome.
- Tap the ⋮ menu, then Install app (or Add to Home screen).
- Tap Install. LogPilot appears with your other apps.
- Open flightlevel430.com/logpilot/app in Chrome, Edge or Safari on a Mac.
- Chrome or Edge: click the install icon at the right of the address bar. Safari on a Mac: File › Add to Dock.
- Or just bookmark it. LogPilot works fully in the browser too.
Privacy
Your logbook stays yours.
There are no LogPilot accounts and no database of your flights. Your logbook lives on your device, and if you choose, in your own Google Drive.
- Saved on your device first. Everything works offline in the aircraft and catches up when you land.
- Sync uses your own Google Drive. LogPilot can only see the one file it creates there.
- No ads, no tracking, no analytics. Nothing is sold or shared.
- Export and back up any time. One file holds your whole logbook. Read the privacy policy.
Questions
Good to know
Do I need to download it from the App Store?
No. LogPilot installs from this website onto your home screen (see Install above). It runs full screen like a normal app and updates itself when you open it.
Does it work without signal?
Yes. After the first open, LogPilot works fully offline. Changes are saved on the device and sync when you're back online.
Can I use it on my iPad and my iPhone?
Yes. Open More › Sync with Google Drive on each device and connect the same Google account. Flights logged on either device appear on both.
Can I bring in my existing logbook?
Yes. More › Import logbook reads spreadsheet logbooks (Excel, Numbers, CSV) and lets you match the columns. Brought-forward totals for earlier aircraft types can be added in Analyze.
Where does ADS-B import get its times?
From AeroDataBox, an aviation data service. LogPilot looks up the flight number and date and fills in the actual times and registration. Always check them before saving.
Is LogPilot approved by my airline or CASA?
No. LogPilot is a personal record-keeping tool and a guide. It isn't approved or endorsed by any airline, operator or aviation authority, and doesn't replace your official records.
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.
Ready when you are.
Open LogPilot, add it to your home screen, and log your next flight in seconds.