Post-Flight Completion Prompts
Land, tap, done. A prompt after touchdown gets the actual times confirmed while they're still fresh.
Live tracking and Live Activities, automatic time filling, instant sync, AI scanning, photos and signatures on every flight, and more. One long tour, below.
A departure card opens 90 minutes before scheduled off-blocks and tracks pushback to takeoff. An arrival card follows touchdown to on-blocks, then gives you a Complete button to confirm the times.
A short list of airlines is live-tracked today. See what's tracked →
For flights logged near their scheduled time, Jetlog checks a global ADS-B network and fills in off-blocks, takeoff, landing and on-blocks, plus aircraft type and registration.
Ferry flights, training sectors and uncommon carriers sometimes don't match, and quality varies by region. When that happens, enter the times by hand. See the coverage board →
Log a flight on one device, and it shows up on your others instantly. No iCloud, no manual refresh.
Photograph old paper logbook pages (or drop in a PDF) and Jetlog's AI pulls the flights out for you.
Scan credits are the only metered part of a Jetlog subscription. See how scan credits work →
Every chart recomputes the moment a flight lands in your logbook. No export, no spreadsheet, no once-a-year tally. Filter the charts by year or aircraft type and the numbers rebuild automatically.
Jetlog tracks all three EASA command-experience routes as separate bars, credits PICUS the way Part-FCL specifies, and caps the 250-hour cruise-relief allowance so it never reads "met" early. Only completed flights count.
Send a one-time link. Your captain or examiner opens it in a browser (no app, no account) and signs. The signature syncs back into your logbook exactly like an in-app one.
Approaches, go-arounds, passengers and fuel finally have a home on the flight — and the reports upstairs chart every one of them.
Attach photos and documents to any flight — from your library, the camera or the Files app.
Private strips, glider fields, heliports — if you fly there, it belongs in your logbook.
Filter to any set of flights, paste in a crew, auto-fill takeoffs and landings, then export it. Search answers from the first keystroke — flights, people, aircraft, airports, even the flights you flew with a crew member, by name. The month scrubber jumps to the week you need.
CSV, Excel, LogTen Pro, CrewLounge PilotLog, a KLM/KLC statement PDF, or just a photo for AI to read. Missing takeoffs and landings backfill automatically, planned routes and scheduled times survive a full Excel round trip, and re-importing the same file never duplicates a flight.
Smaller things Jetlog handles so you don't have to think about them.
Land, tap, done. A prompt after touchdown gets the actual times confirmed while they're still fresh.
A missing off-blocks or on-blocks time fills itself in from the nearest available data. No manual re-entry.
Estimated or extrapolated times are flagged as such, so a guess never quietly passes as an actual.
A Diverted switch records where the flight really went, and a sector that crosses midnight resolves on its own: dates, sectors and hours all land where they should.
LPC/OPC, LOE and type-rating sessions log alongside real flights and count in the same totals.
Sign in with Apple, a passkey, or an email magic link. No password to remember or leak.
Log at the outstation with no signal. Every edit queues and syncs itself the moment you're back online.
Ask, and every record is erased within 30 days: full account deletion, not a hidden account.
Account & data →Everything free for 3 months, then €2.99/month or €29.99/year. Download Jetlog and fly. The times take care of themselves.