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Pilot logbook for iPhone and Android

Your pilot logbook, digitised.

Record every flight in seconds, see your totals at a glance, stay on top of your recency and export a print-ready logbook whenever you need it.

Coming soon to theApp Store Coming soon onGoogle Play

Launching soon on iPhone, with Android to follow.

Everything your paper logbook does, and more

Built around the logbook layout pilots already know, with the totals and checks that are tedious to do by hand.

Every column, covered

Single engine, multi engine and gas turbine hours as ICUS, dual and command, day and night, plus co-pilot, instrument, sim and approaches.

Recency, worked out

See what's current against the CASA Part 61 rules, what you still need, and the date each one expires.

Print-ready PDF

Export an A4 logbook with matching two-page spreads, page totals, brought forward and totals to date.

Certify on screen

Select flights, add the certifier's name and ARN, and sign on a full-screen signature pad.

Backed up automatically

Every change is copied to a private folder in your own Google Drive, ready to restore on a new phone.

Bring your history

Import your existing logbook from a SMART Aviation CSV export or a Google Sheet.

Getting started

You'll be logging flights in a couple of minutes.

  1. Download Flightkeep

    Get Flightkeep from the App Store on your iPhone, or from Google Play on Android once it's available.

  2. Sign in with Google

    Sign in with your Google account. This connects your own Google Drive, so your logbook is backed up from day one.

  3. Bring your history

    Optional: import your existing logbook from a SMART Aviation CSV export or a Google Sheet.

  4. Record your first flight

    Tap Record a Flight. Your totals, hours breakdown and recency update straight away.

A Google account is required

Flightkeep uses your Google account to sign you in and to keep your logbook backed up in your own Google Drive, with no Flightkeep servers in between. Any free Google account works, including Gmail. Don't have one? Create a free Google account.

Recording a flight: aircraft, registration, pilot in command, details, take-offs, landings and command hours

Log a flight in seconds

Pick the date, enter the aircraft and route, and choose the aircraft type, duty and time of day. Flightkeep puts the hours in the right column for you.

  • Day and night take-offs and landings
  • 2D azimuth guidance, 2D CDI and 3D approaches
  • IFR recency flights and specialist instruction
Recency screen showing passenger VFR and NVFR, single pilot IFR and IFR recency as current, with expiry dates

Know when you're current

Flightkeep checks your logged flights against the CASA Part 61 recency rules and shows exactly when each one runs out.

  • Passenger carrying, day and night (90 days)
  • IFR recency, including each approach type (90 days)
  • Single pilot IFR (6 months)
Logbook screen with flying hours, sim and total aeronautical experience, and an hours breakdown by role, engine and conditions

Your hours, your way

Your total flying hours and total aeronautical experience are always on show. Choose which other totals appear on your dashboard and in your logbook's hours breakdown.

  • Command, dual, ICUS and co-pilot
  • Single engine, multi engine and gas turbine
  • Day, night and instrument
PDF logbook page: flight details with date, aircraft, pilot in command, type and details PDF logbook page: flight time and instrument approaches by engine type, duty and time of day

A print-ready logbook, anytime

Export your whole logbook as an A4 PDF laid out like a paper logbook. Save it to your phone, share it, or send it straight to Google Drive.

  • Flight details and flight time on matching spreads
  • Page totals, brought forward and totals to date
  • A certification block on every spread
Certify entries screen with certifier name, ARN and a signature

Certify with a signature

Select the flights to certify, enter the certifier's name, ARN and date, and sign on a full-screen pad. The certification is saved to your Google Sheets and the entries are locked.

Your logbook stays yours

Flightkeep has no servers of its own holding your flights.

On your phone

Your logbook is stored on your device, so it works anywhere, even with no signal at the airfield.

In your Google Drive

Backups go to a private Flightkeep folder in your own Google Drive. Only you, signed in to Flightkeep, can use it.

No ads, no tracking

Flightkeep doesn't show ads, sell data or use analytics trackers. Read the privacy policy.

Questions about Flightkeep?

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