Cockpit Log

Scan your boarding pass, tap Start, and your iPhone's own sensors record the flight from takeoff to landing.

Your flight record is not copied from third-party flight data. It holds only what your GPS, barometer and motion sensors actually measured. It is a record that you were there.

■ Recording
· Scan the boarding pass barcode to fill in flight number, route and seat
· Or share a booking confirmation email to add the boarding pass
· One sample per second, takeoff to landing
· Altitude, ground speed, G-force, cabin pressure altitude
· Automatic phases: taxi, takeoff, cruise, landing, taxi
· Keeps recording with the screen off or another app open

■ Before you fly, after you arrive
· Home shows your next flight with its route map and a to-the-second countdown
· Flight briefing: your aircraft, gate, and weather at the destination
· Arrival guide: baggage belt, arrival gate, immigration hall, and where to catch your rideshare
(some details aren't available at every airport)

■ After you land
· Measured takeoff and touchdown times, and time airborne
· Peak altitude, speed and G-force
· Your actual GPS track on a map
· Takeoff and landing runway identification
· Arrival airport stats and carbon footprint

■ Logbook
· Your flights add up into a personal aviation logbook
· Keeps the aircraft you flew (type, registration, photo), seat and gate
· Search by flight number or route
· Import past flights from another app's CSV, and export all your flights as CSV

■ Records: collections and habits
· Airlines and alliances, airports and runways, countries, and every aircraft you've flown become collections
· Aircraft details: photo, specs, registration history, and your flights on it
· Cabin pressure profile and personal records
· Your seat habits, on-time rate, and a year in review that opens each December

■ Your data stays yours
· Raw GPS coordinates stay on this device and in your own iCloud. They are never sent to our server
· Only your boarding passes and flight summaries (flight number, times, peak values) are backed up
· Email import sends only the text of the email you share, to read the flight details
· Delete everything, or your whole account, at any time

■ About GPS in the cabin
Reception depends heavily on where you sit. In our own measurements, window seats recorded 95-100% of the flight while non-window seats managed 14-53%. Sitting by a window and keeping your phone near it makes a large difference.

A gap in the GPS track is not a failed recording. Altitude, G-force and flight phases keep recording from the barometer and motion sensors.

■ BUSINESS
· Offline route maps so you can follow the route with no internet in the air
· A full PDF of each flight record, and watermark-free share cards
· See where the aircraft you flew is flying today
· An aircraft's full registration history, and on-time rates by airline
· A single-flight pass is available if you would rather not subscribe

Available in English, Korean and Japanese.

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