Log4Pilot

Wenxin Zhang · Productivity

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Log4Pilot — the simple pilot logbook for student and GA pilots. Log a flight in seconds. Know instantly whether you're current. Produce the report your authority expects — from one logbook, with no subscription and no account. Log → Am I current? → Prove it. Fast, honest logging Date, route, aircraft, times, landings, conditions — captured as raw facts in a few taps, with recents and favourites doing the heavy lifting. Log4Pilot stores what actually happened and works out the rest, so the same flight is totalled correctly under each set of rules. Currency, answered live Day and night passenger currency, instrument currency and flight review under FAA §61.57/§61.56, and recency under EASA/UK FCL.060 — shown as clear traffic-light cards: current, expiring, or what exactly is missing ("1 more full-stop night landing before 14 Nov 2026"). Endorsements and instructor/examiner signatures are tracked, with gaps flagged before they matter. One logbook, the right report for each country • FAA: §61.51-format logbook pages and a Form 8710-1 worksheet with the totals already filled in • EASA: the FCL.050 logbook in its official 12-column layout, ready to print and certify • UK CAA: FCL.050 record plus personal-details and certification pages for licence submissions Totals are always labelled by the ruleset that produced them — never silently merged. Private by design No account, no sign-up, no developer servers. Everything works offline; your backup is a file in your own iCloud Drive. Your data is not collected. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Details

DeveloperWenxin Zhang
ReleasedOct 2026
UpdatedOct 2026
Version1.0
Size2.4 MB
RequiresiOS 17.0 or later
Age rating17+
LanguagesEnglish
PriceFree
Categories ProductivityNavigation
Bundle IDnet.m-pax.Log4Pilot