LogVector reads your airline schedule, senses your flights as they happen, and turns every leg into a clean, legal record. You check it and tap once to log.
You fly. LogVector does the paperwork, and nothing reaches your logbook until you have seen it.
Connect your airline calendar or paste your roster. Your next flight is waiting before the wheels move.
Phone in your pocket, nothing to press. Out, off, on and in are filled in from GPS and live flight data.
Choose pilot flying or monitoring and it is in your logbook, with its full edit history.
Share your trips with the people you love. They follow you in the app and hear when you take off and when you land, in their own time zone.
Not just the logging: the whole trip, and what your record adds up to.
Delays, gate changes and aircraft swaps on the trip you are about to fly, and where your inbound aircraft is.
Every leg of your roster becomes a card with its times filled in. One tap and it is logged.
Add photos of your paper logbook on an iPad or a computer and the pages are read for you. LogTen, ForeFlight, Flighty and CSV files too, every row checked before it lands.
Landing currency, rolling flight time limits and hours by type, worked out from your record.
Send a link. Your instructor signs the flight or endorsement on their own phone, no app needed.
Form 8710 totals, airline application summaries, a printable logbook and your full data, any time.
METAR, D-ATIS and TAF decoded and stamped with their age, and your route over live radar.
Log on the ground or in the air with no signal. Everything syncs when you are back online.
A logbook is a legal record. Every edit keeps its history, deleted flights can be restored, and your data is yours.
LogVector is on its way to the App Store and Google Play. Pilots in the beta keep using it in the meantime.
Want in early? Join the beta.
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