Photograph a page and AI reads every column. Then Logbookly does the part you hate: EASA totals, night time from civil twilight, currency and revalidation, and a PDF ready to present.
Open beta on iPhone · no invite needed
Photograph the full logbook page — both halves. Date, route, aircraft, registration, PIC, dual, night, IFR, landings, FSTD and remarks, extracted flight by flight. Your first three pages are free, so you can see how it reads your handwriting before paying anything.
Every field is editable. Anything the app worked out for you is labelled as calculated, never passed off as something it read from the page.
From civil twilight at your actual aerodromes on the actual date, with the sunset and end of twilight shown so you can check it. What you wrote on paper always wins.
Every leg you've flown, drawn from a built-in database of 53,000+ aerodromes. Thicker lines where you fly most.
Overlaps, duplicates, times that don't add up, night that doesn't match the twilight, a missing SE/ME class. Flagged, with the fix one tap away.
FCL.740.A: 12 hours in class, 6 as PIC, 12 take-offs and landings and the refresher flight — totalled against your rating's expiry date.
Medical, licence, ratings. A badge tells you what's about to lapse before it does.
Save your whole logbook to a file in Files or iCloud Drive and restore it any time. Restoring never overwrites a newer version.
Exports from ForeFlight, LogTen, MCC PilotLog or a spreadsheet are read column by column, instantly. Anything else, the AI maps.
Make, model, variant and registration, filled in as you fly. Correct a type once and every affected flight updates with it.
Page totals, breakdown and your own signature, laid out the way an examiner expects to see it.
Filter by route, aircraft, PIC, date or tag.
Engine start, take-off, landing and shutdown: one tap each.
Drawn from a built-in database of 53,000+ aerodromes.
Logbookly follows AMC1 FCL.050 — the columns, the functions and the way the hours are counted. Not a spreadsheet with aviation words on it.
Times in UTC with your local time shown underneath, ICAO aerodrome codes, flight rules (V/I/Y/Z), single- and multi-engine class, multi-pilot, FSTD sessions, and function time split into PIC, co-pilot, dual and FI.
And an instructor logs PIC and FI at once. The app applies the rule so you don't have to remember it.
Three take-offs and landings in the last 90 days before you carry passengers — counted separately for SEP, MEP and each type.
Cross-country tagged automatically; skill tests, proficiency checks, SPIC/PICUS and IFR instruction noted in the PDF remarks.
Photograph a full logbook page, or pick one from your library. Or just type a flight in — that's always free.
Each flight comes back structured, with class, night time and cross-country already worked out. Check it, fix anything, approve.
Backed up to your account and on every device you sign into. Totals, currency and counters update instantly.
Your logbook pages are sent to Google’s Gemini AI to be read. We don’t keep them, but Google may use them to improve its products. What we store is the flight data you approve.
Your hours are a legal record. We're never going to hold them hostage, cap how many flights you can write, or lock the exit. Premium is for the work the app does for you.
A complete EASA logbook, kept by hand.
Or €6.99 a month — the yearly plan saves you €48.89. Prices include VAT; billed by Apple.
Still curious? Reach us at [email protected].
Logbookly is in open beta on iPhone — join through TestFlight and you're in, no invite needed. There's no Android version yet.
Yes. The columns, functions and totals follow AMC1 FCL.050. Whether a digital record is accepted in place of paper is up to your authority — so keep your paper logbook until you've confirmed it, and use the PDF, CSV and backup file as your copies.
Three pages — not per month, but in total. Enough to see how the AI handles your handwriting before you decide. Typing flights in by hand is unlimited and always free.
Good enough to save you hours, not good enough to trust blindly — handwriting is handwriting. That's why every field lands in a review screen first, and nothing is saved until you approve it.
We don’t. Pages are sent to Google’s Gemini AI to read them, and Google may use them to improve its products. We only keep the flight entries you approve. Details in our privacy policy.
Yes. Exports from ForeFlight, LogTen, MCC PilotLog or a spreadsheet are read straight away, column by column, for free — and so is your .ics roster. Anything else, the AI maps into Logbookly whatever the columns are called; that part is Premium, because one file can carry a whole logbook.
You keep every flight, keep entering new ones, keep your sync and backup, and can still export to PDF or CSV or save a full backup file. You lose the AI scanning, AI import of unrecognised CSVs, the automatic calculations, filters, the custom counters and in-flight logging.
Everything you've flown, backed up and counted — for free. Join the TestFlight beta and have your hours in order before your next flight.
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