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Bearcat F8F 13th Mar 2014 12:01

Free or cheap electronic logbook. Suggestions?
 
Hi everyone,

Is there a free or a cheap and cheerful electronic log book for PC/iPhone/iPad? I am only looking for something slightly more convenient than an exel spreadsheet.

I know there is plenty of expensive posh apps that keep track of all sorts of different things which isn't something I need right now... I just want to have an electronic back up of my paper logbook.

Suggestions welcome.

Thanks

rumour mill 13th Mar 2014 12:22

Online Logbook
 
I have been using FlightLogg.in' - Online Pilot Logbook for a while now and its completely free. It is pretty decent and has some good functionality. Such as it automatically backs up and sends you a excel email spreadsheet periodically to keep incase the site goes down.

However, I have just moved to MCC Pilot Log as I wanted to be able to update online. The Basic version is free for your PC and you can log on there as much as you like. But I thought for a one time 60 euros it was worth going for the top level and be able sync ipad/android phone and PC to the logbook.

duncan_g 13th Mar 2014 13:13

I use a Google docs spreadsheet. Works just fine and I can share it easily if required.

Scott C 13th Mar 2014 13:20

Free or cheap electronic logbook. Suggestions?
 
www.logbook.aero

Absolutely brilliant!

this is my username 13th Mar 2014 18:41

If all you want is an electronic backup of your paper logbook then just take a photo of the paper logbook on your phone every time you fill up a page.

rumour mill 13th Mar 2014 21:09

Photo of the logbook works great, although you miss out on the filter functionality. It seems every new job application requires an ever increasingly detailed breakdown of your hours. As much as I liked to manually calculate how many hours I have done in blue underpants or similarly trivial total. The digital logbook has made it so much quicker and easier.

Bearcat F8F 13th Mar 2014 21:24

I started using flightlogg.in. It's exactly what I need for now. Maybe once I get the fATPL and a good job I'll be able to afford the £60-80 for a full electronic logbook :rolleyes:

Thanks for the suggestions everyone ;)

epsum 13th Mar 2014 23:33

Mccpilotlog.

It's cheap, no renewal fees, works long time and does anything you need - backup, papercopies, about 25 euros only.

http://www.mccpilotlog.net/main.html

refplus20 17th Mar 2014 19:50

Have a look at Skylog Pro.
http://www.skylogservices.co.uk/spages/skylog_pro.htm


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