FLYLOG.io vs LogTen
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LogTen is a well-established pilot logbook for users in the Apple ecosystem.
But your logbook needs to follow your career, not the device you happen to use today. New phones, new airlines, new licences, and new countries can all change what you need from a digital logbook.
FLYLOG.io works across iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web, with airline imports, AI-powered paper scanning, and authority-specific exports.
Here is how the two compare.
Your logbook should work wherever you do
Phones change. Airlines change. Careers move across countries and operating systems. FLYLOG.io runs on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web, so your logbook stays accessible when your device or platform changes.
Log flights with less manual entry
Import your airline roster and FLYLOG.io turns it into flight records automatically. You can also add ADS-B and ACARS data or photograph your paper logbook and use the AI scanner to digitise your history.
Ready for different authorities
FLYLOG.io provides authority-specific exports for the FAA, EASA, UK CAA, CASA, and other regulators. It also helps track flight time limits, recency, and licence dates, so your logbook can support you as your career develops.
Which logbook is right for you
If you prefer the Apple ecosystem, want Apple Watch support and value LogTen’s established workflow, LogTen is a proven choice. It is free for your first 50 logged hours.
If you want one logbook that follows you across devices, airlines and authorities, FLYLOG.io runs on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows and the web. Airline imports and authority exports are included from $3.99 per month, AI paper scanning is part of Premium, and your first 50 flights are free with no time limit.
