Crewlog reads your roster, keeps every duty legal, follows each flight from push to block-in — and writes the logbook while you fly it.
Live. The card on this screen is counting down to Paris right now.
It knows what you're flying next month, whether you're legal to fly it tonight, where the aircraft is right now — and it closes the entry before you're off the jet bridge.
Import the roster once. Air Canada, Air Transat and WestJet schedules are read on the phone — every pairing, leg and layover placed on a timeline you can pinch from the whole bid month down to a single duty.
When crew scheduling moves something, you hear about it. Crewlog watches your calendars and tells you which flight changed, and how — without ever writing back.
Your flight duty period, from the table your operation flies under. The limit is read against the time zone your body is actually in — not the one printed on the gate.
Tap the crew count and watch every number move. Two pilots, three, four: the maximum, the latest legal push, the end of the duty and the rest you'll owe after it, recomputed on the spot.
AC 870 · YUL–CDG · report 19:30 in Montréal · two pilots
Tap CREW to change it.
The dashboard, your Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island and your wrist run on one clock — the app builds one flight and hands it to all of them. Scroll to fly AC 870 from Montréal to Paris.
Times land as they happen — stamped from your watch, the Action button or Siri, or filled from live tracking the moment the wheels leave the runway.
Point the camera at the ACARS page and the leg closes itself. Crewlog reads the live picture, votes on every field across frames and only takes a value once two of them agree.
Not a checkbox, not a guess. Crewlog walks the great circle you flew, minute by minute, and counts every one with the sun more than six degrees below the horizon — the regulator's civil twilight. Eastbound, AC 870 meets the dawn off Ireland.
A career reads like a passport: the types and tails, the airlines, the routes you could fly asleep, and the distance — twelve times to the Moon. These are real numbers, from a real logbook.
Apple Watch. The flight, the OOOI tiles, crew rest, duty and the load sheet on your wrist. Arm it and GPS calls OUT, OFF and ON by itself — in airplane mode, with no signal.
Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. The flight card from six hours before push, counting to the next thing that matters. Crew rest gets one of its own.
Weather, read like a pilot. METAR and TAF turned into the runway you'll use — headwind, crosswind, gusts — over live radar and satellite along the route.
Your fleet, learned. Every tail you've flown, with its fin, operator, hours and sectors — built from your own flights and flight plans.
Printed the regulator's way. Five logbook layouts, with certification and signature pages — plus CSV and a full backup archive whenever you want out.
Crew rest, split for you. The cruise divided one break per pilot, in your time or Zulu, with an alarm that rings through Silent and Do Not Disturb.
Siri and Spotlight. Ask for your totals and limits, or find any flight from the home screen. The Action button stamps the next OOOI time.
Your own iCloud. In step on iPhone and iPad through your private iCloud database. No account with us, ever.
No account, no analytics, no ads. Your logbook, crew and pay live on your device and sync only through your own iCloud. Flight status comes through Crewlog's flight-data service, which sees a flight number or a registration — never your logbook — and doesn't keep who asked.
Read the privacy policyNo limit on entries, and your records are never held hostage. Crewlog Pro adds everything that logs itself, watches your flight and counts your duty. Try it free for a full roster month.
Founding crew: for the first 90 days after launch, Pro is US$39.99 (CA$54.99) a year, kept for as long as you stay subscribed.
The full logbook, no entry limit.
CA$79.99 a year. Or US$7.99 (CA$10.99) a month, or US$249.99 (CA$349.99) once, for life.
One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Cancel any time in the App Store; your logbook stays yours.
Crewlog is coming to the App Store for iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad.