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Best pilot logbook apps for iPad and iPhone (2026)

Of the 9 pilot logbook apps pilots compare most, MyFlightbook is the only one free with no hour cap, LogTen Pro has digital signatures and more than 100 reports, and Off Chocks is the cheapest paid app at US$29.99 a year in the US App Store. Every fact about another app comes from that vendor's own page or its App Store listing, read on 1 November 2026, and a cell that says "not stated" means the vendor's page does not say.

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Which one to pick

  • Digital signatures, over 100 reports and duty and rest tracking on Apple devices: LogTen Pro, at US$129.99 a year.
  • You already pay for ForeFlight to plan and fly: its logbook comes with the Starter plan at US$130 a year.
  • Free with no hour cap: MyFlightbook.
  • Windows or Android support: Safelog, CrewLounge PILOTLOG and FlyLog. Wingman and MyFlightbook have Android apps.
  • FAA, EASA, CASA, Transport Canada, UK CAA or GCAA rules you can edit, iPad first, and the cheapest paid plan in the table: Off Chocks.

Pilot logbook apps compared, 1 November 2026

One row per app. Prices are the vendor's own, in the currency it shows. Off Chocks prices differ by country: the full list is on the LogTen comparison page.

LogTen (Pro and Basic)

Best for
Pilots on Apple devices who want signatures, many report layouts and duty and rest tracking.
Platforms
iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Pro adds a Mac app.
Price
Basic US$79.99 a year. Pro US$129.99 a year (US prices, shown in US dollars).
Free allowance
Free for your first 50 hours logged. LogTen says that is free right up to a PPL for students.
Import and export
Free help to import an existing logbook. You can view, edit, report, export and print with or without a subscription.
Authorities
Logbook layouts for 17 regions, and FAR 117 and EASA duty and rest rules. A list of authorities is not stated.
Offline use
Yes. The help centre says you can keep using the app as normal while offline.

ForeFlight Logbook

Best for
Pilots who already use ForeFlight to plan and fly and want the logbook inside the same app.
Platforms
The ForeFlight app on iPad and iPhone, plus ForeFlight Web.
Price
Comes with a plan. Starter, which lists Digital Logbook, is US$130 a year. Essential is US$260 and Premium US$390.
Free allowance
No free plan stated. The App Store listing offers a 30-day free trial of the top plan.
Import and export
Uploads in "one of many different supported formats". You can export the whole logbook from the ForeFlight website.
Authorities
FAA: an 8710 report, progress reports, and endorsement templates from AC 61-65H. Other authorities not stated.
Offline use
Not stated on the logbook page.

MyFlightbook

Best for
Pilots who want a logbook that costs nothing and is funded by donations.
Platforms
Any browser, plus free iOS and Android apps.
Price
Free. Donations are optional.
Free allowance
The whole service is free. No hour or flight cap is stated.
Import and export
Bulk import from a spreadsheet or other logbook programs. Download your logbook as CSV, or print PDF layouts.
Authorities
FAA, EASA "or another authority", with custom currency rules.
Offline use
Not stated. The vendor describes cloud-based access from any device.

CrewLounge PILOTLOG

Best for
Pilots who like a desktop logbook with a phone companion, and want a free tier of 100 flights.
Platforms
Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Huawei. The mobile apps are companions to the desktop app.
Price
Enterprise €39.99 a year. Enterprise Plus €46.99 a year. Taxes included, one price worldwide. App Store prices run higher.
Free allowance
Free Student Edition: 100 flight records, no time limit.
Import and export
Import wizard for other logbooks and spreadsheets, with unlimited records even on the free edition. Prints more than 60 logbook formats. File export formats not stated.
Authorities
"FAA, CAA, EASA, ICAO", with official forms such as FAA 8710 and UK 1183.
Offline use
Not stated.

mccPILOTLOG

Best for
Not for a new pilot. Its own site says the project was terminated after 10 years of service, 2009 to 2019, and lifetime licence holders can keep using it "for as long as it runs".
Platforms
Not stated.
Price
No longer sold.
Free allowance
Not stated.
Import and export
Not stated.
Authorities
Not stated.
Offline use
Not stated.

Safelog

Best for
Pilots who want one subscription across Windows, Mac, mobile and web, with multi-year terms.
Platforms
Windows, Mac, iPhone and iPad, Android, and a web portal.
Price
US$59.99 a year with automatic renewal, or US$69.99 for one year without it, bought on SafelogWeb. The page shows $ and the seller is in Pennsylvania.
Free allowance
A free trial account. Its limits are not stated.
Import and export
CSV import and export, and a free transition service from other logbooks. Exports to PDF, CSV, Word, Excel and XML.
Authorities
FAA, EASA-FCL, UK CAP 407, Transport Canada, CASA and DGAC, and "all other known aviation authorities".
Offline use
Not stated.

Wingman

Best for
Pilots who want 250 free hours and a low yearly price, on iOS, Android and the web.
Platforms
iOS, Android and web.
Price
Pro US$4.99 a month, billed annually. The US App Store lists US$59 a year.
Free allowance
Free plan: log up to 250 hours. The period for the 250 hours is not stated.
Import and export
Moves a logbook across from other apps or Excel. Exports PDF, CSV and Excel, and the App Store lists more than 50 logbook formats.
Authorities
FAA, EASA, UK CAA, GCAA, GACA, NZCAA, CASA, HKCAD and DGCA.
Offline use
Yes. The App Store listing says you can log with no signal.

FlyLog (FLYLOG.io)

Best for
Pilots who want Android and Windows apps, remote signatures and a low monthly price.
Platforms
iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and web.
Price
Basic US$3.99 a month, billed annually. Premium US$7.99 a month, billed annually. Tax is added at checkout.
Free allowance
"Log your first 50 flights free": a free trial of up to 50 flights, logged or imported, for up to 12 months (FlyLog's pricing FAQ, read 12 November 2026).
Import and export
CSV or Excel, and moves from LogTen, ForeFlight, CrewLounge and MyFlightbook. Print-ready PDF logbooks in authority formats.
Authorities
PDF logbooks for 13 or more authorities, including EASA, FAA, UK CAA, TCCA, GCAA and CASA.
Offline use
Yes. The App Store listing says you can log without internet and it syncs later.

Off Chocks

Best for
Pilots under the FAA, EASA, CASA, Transport Canada, UK CAA or GCAA who log on an iPad or iPhone and want a lower price than LogTen.
Platforms
iPhone and iPad app, plus a web app in any browser on a Mac, Windows PC or Android device. No app built for the Mac.
Price
US$29.99 a year in the US App Store, £29.99 in the UK, A$49.99 in Australia. On the web, A$49.99 a year or A$6.99 a month.
Free allowance
Free for your first 50 logged hours. Flights you flew before you joined don't count.
Import and export
Imports LogTen Pro and ForeFlight exports and CSV. Exports CSV, a printed PDF logbook and a LogTen-format file, free on every plan.
Authorities
FAA, EASA, CASA, Transport Canada, UK CAA and GCAA (UAE), plus an ICAO starting point to edit for other countries. Every currency rule can be edited. Printed logbooks in FAA, EASA and CASA layouts.
Offline use
Yes. Each flight saves on the device first and syncs when you are back online.

FlyLog's US$3.99 a month is billed annually, which comes to US$47.88 a year. CrewLounge's euro price is higher than US$29.99 at any recent exchange rate. Vendor prices change, so check the vendor's page before you pay.

Where other apps do more than Off Chocks

  • LogTen has digital signatures from an instructor, examiner or captain, a Mac app on Pro, more than 100 reports, and duty and rest tracking.
  • ForeFlight is also an electronic flight bag for planning, weather and charts, and its logbook sends and receives digital endorsements from AC 61-65H templates.
  • MyFlightbook costs nothing and has no hour cap, and its pages list instructor signatures and endorsements.
  • Safelog, CrewLounge PILOTLOG and FlyLog list Windows support, and Safelog, CrewLounge, Wingman, FlyLog and MyFlightbook list Android apps. Off Chocks uses the browser on both.
  • Wingman's free plan allows 250 hours, five times Off Chocks's 50.
  • Safelog, Wingman and FlyLog list more authorities than the 6 regulators Off Chocks has rules for, and FlyLog lists PDF logbooks for 13 or more authorities where Off Chocks prints FAA, EASA and CASA layouts.

What Off Chocks leaves out

  • Digital signatures. You sign the printed pages.
  • Duty and rest limits. It tracks currency only.
  • An app built for the Mac, Windows or Android. Those run the web app.
  • Printed logbook layouts beyond the FAA, EASA and CASA. Transport Canada, UK CAA, GCAA and ICAO pilots print in the EASA-style layout.
  • Licence progress bars outside the FAA, EASA and CASA.

The yearly App Store price in six countries, next to LogTen Basic and Pro, is on the LogTen comparison page.

How this page was checked

Each cell comes from the vendor's own website or its US App Store listing, read on 1 November 2026. The links sit under the table. Where the page does not say, the cell says "not stated". We used no reviews or comparison sites for any fact.

An airline pilot builds Off Chocks and wrote this page, so weigh the Off Chocks row against the others. The Off Chocks facts repeat the pages on this site, which were checked against the app.

mccPILOTLOG: the domain mccpilotlog.com does not resolve, and mccpilotlog.net now shows unrelated pages beside the notice, so it is not linked here. CrewLounge's own pages describe CrewLounge PILOTLOG as the product it sells today.

Sources, read on 1 November 2026

All product names are trademarks of their owners. Off Chocks is not affiliated with any app in this table.

Common questions

What is the best pilot logbook app for iPad?
It depends on what you need. LogTen Pro has digital signatures, over 100 reports and duty and rest tracking on iPad, at US$129.99 a year. ForeFlight Logbook suits pilots who already pay for ForeFlight. Off Chocks costs US$29.99 a year in the US App Store and has editable currency rules for the FAA, EASA, CASA, Transport Canada, UK CAA and GCAA. The table above compares all 9 apps.
Is there a free pilot logbook app?
Yes. MyFlightbook is free with no hour cap stated. CrewLounge PILOTLOG has a free Student Edition for 100 flight records, Wingman's free plan covers 250 hours, and LogTen and Off Chocks are free for the first 50 hours. The free pilot logbook apps page lists each limit.
Which pilot logbook apps work on Android and Windows?
MyFlightbook, Wingman, Safelog, CrewLounge PILOTLOG and FlyLog list Android apps or Android support. Safelog, CrewLounge PILOTLOG and FlyLog also list Windows. Off Chocks runs in a browser on Android and Windows. LogTen lists Apple devices only, and ForeFlight lists iPad, iPhone and ForeFlight Web.
How much does LogTen Pro cost compared with the alternatives?
LogTen Pro is US$129.99 a year and LogTen Basic is US$79.99. Safelog is US$59.99, Wingman about US$59, CrewLounge PILOTLOG €39.99, FlyLog US$3.99 a month billed annually, and Off Chocks US$29.99 in the US App Store. MyFlightbook is free.
Which pilot logbook apps support FAA, EASA and CASA?
Safelog, Wingman, FlyLog and Off Chocks name all three. Off Chocks also has Transport Canada, UK CAA and GCAA rules, and an ICAO starting point you edit for other countries. CrewLounge PILOTLOG names FAA, CAA and EASA. MyFlightbook names FAA and EASA. ForeFlight's logbook page names the FAA only. LogTen lists logbook layouts for 17 regions.

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