Jetlog
iPhone · iPad · Watch Download
The front of a jet engine photographed from below against a clear blue sky.

Jetlog fan-tastic logging

We fill in the times on your live-tracked flights as they happen. Scan paper logbooks with your camera, review what we found, then save. Every change reaches your other devices within moments.

Download on the App Store See how it works →
5.0 on the App Store · 700+ active pilots
One flight, start to finish
Everything a pilot logbook should be

Live tracking, sync, scanning and sign-off.

Live tracking

Live tracking & Live Activities

We fill in off-blocks, takeoff, touchdown and on-blocks live, for airlines we track. A lock-screen Live Activity follows the whole flight.

Supported airlines →
Sync

Instant sync

Log a flight on one device. It reaches your other devices within moments, over Jetlog's own sync.

See how sync works →
AI scanning

AI logbook scanning

Photograph old paper pages and we pull out the flights and the simulator sessions into a review screen. You approve it before anything saves.

How it works →
Sign-off

Remote sign-off

Send a one-time link. Your captain or examiner opens it in any browser and signs, right from that link.

See the flow →
Inside the app

The logbook, reports and bulk editor up close.

A logbook that fills itself in, charts for everything from hours to fuel and CO₂, and a bulk editor for when you need to fix several entries at once.

The Jetlog logbook: logged and upcoming flights with one-tap complete actions and the month scrubber. The logbook Jetlog reports: the experience mix and the new fuel-efficiency comparison. Reports & charts Jetlog bulk editor on iPad editing a filtered set of flights at once. Bulk editor

Take the full tour →

Apple Watch

Your flight, on your wrist.

The Apple Watch app shows your next flight, your flight-time limits and a Complete button after landing. It's a companion to the iPhone app, so a flight you complete on the watch is saved through your iPhone. Apple Watch on the features page →

Jetlog on Apple Watch: the Today page showing the next flight with route, departure time, flight number, aircraft type and registration.
Today
Jetlog on Apple Watch: a flight page with block and air time, the takeoff and landing switch and a green Complete button.
Complete
Jetlog on Apple Watch: the Limits page with nested rings for the 28-day, calendar-year and 12-month flight-time limits and the takeoff and landing currency rings.
Limits
AI assistants

Ask Claude about your logbook.

Connect Claude, or the Jetlog command line, to your own logbook. Ask for your totals, find a flight, or have a wrong registration fixed. A change is only a proposal: you see exactly what will change and confirm it before anything is written, and you can switch access off in the app at any time.

Set up an AI assistant →
The Jetlog command line showing who is signed in, flight-time totals and a flight search, on demo data.
At a glance

What's in the app.

Switching is easy

Bring your logbook with you.

Import takes minutes. You review everything before it saves.

See how Jetlog compares →

Import from

  • LogTen Pro Flights plus your address book.
  • CrewLounge PilotLog Your flight history.
  • CSV Edit a Jetlog export and bring it back.
  • Excel Edit a Jetlog workbook and bring it back.
  • KLM / KLC statement PDF Monthly overviews.

Your next flight can log itself.

Everything free for 3 months, then €2.99/month or €29.99/year. Download Jetlog and fly. The times take care of themselves.

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