Your logbook,
for life.

Bring your whole career with you.

Moving logbooks usually means a weekend of retyping. LogPit reads the records you already have — and shows you everything before it's saved.

1. CSV exportFrom your airline's crew portal or your old logbook app — as a CSV, an Excel workbook or a zip of backups. Columns are matched for you, and anything LogPit has no box for is kept, never dropped.
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2. ACARS screenJust landed? Photograph the ACARS times page. Block times, route and aircraft are read on the phone, ready for you to check.
3. PDF flight reportYour airline's flight reports, read line by line.
4. Roster screenshotAny view your crew app offers — list, day or month — or a calendar (.ics) file. Local times are converted to UTC for you.
5. Paper logbookPhotograph your old pages. Every entry is shown for checking, with anything unclear highlighted.

• Checked before anything is savedA preview shows the flights, hours and dates, and flags duplicates and anything unusual.
• Change your mind? Undo itEvery import is listed in Import History and can be taken back out in one tap.
• Routes from flight numbersA row with a flight number but no airports can borrow the route you flew before — only once you've ticked it.

Know you're current, at a glance.

LogPit keeps an eye on the numbers you'd otherwise work out on the back of a roster.

• 90-day landing recencyThree take-offs and landings in 90 days, with the date you stay current until — for EASA, UK CAA, GCAA and CASA logbooks.
• FAA and Transport Canada recencyDay, night and instrument currency plus your flight review or recurrent training, worked out from your flights and your Checks & Reviews.
• Hours against your limitsPick any period, set a maximum and choose whether simulator time counts. A pie shows how much you've used.

Recency and limits are guides to help you keep track, not legal rulings. Always check the rules that apply to your licence and operator.

See everywhere you've ever flown.

Spin a 3D globe of every route in your logbook, tap any airport to leave yourself a note, and relive each year with Rewind.

• Your career on a globeEvery route, the countries and airports you've visited, and the total distance flown.
• Private airport notesThe taxi route, the crew car park, the good coffee — kept for next time. With Unlock Everything.
• RewindYour year in flying on one shareable page: flights, countries, hours and routes.

Hand it over, signed on every page.

When a check, an employer or an authority asks for your logbook, it's ready in seconds.

• A PDF logbook in your authority's formatEASA, UK CAA, GCAA (UAE), FAA, Transport Canada, CASA or ICAO format — for any period, with or without simulators, remarks and crew names.
• Your signature on every pageUnder a boxed “I certify these records are accurate and correct”, so a page handed over on its own still shows who signed it.
• A one-page summaryYour career and licence details as a PDF, or as a picture to share that leaves out your address, date of birth and licence number.
• CSV with every fieldTake your data anywhere, whenever you like.