Do any of you use virtual log books? What are the good ones?

[calberto]

I've been told to start a virtual logbook, but I don't know what's good/reliable. Any good ones out there?

 

[LDJones]

Search here for electronic logbooks. There are multiple long discussions. I use MyFlightbook.com.

 

[calberto]

Thank you!

 

[SCCutler]

I use Pilotica (www.pilotica.com). Free, easy, good.

Whatever one you use, be certain that you periodically download a backup for your records.

 

[frfly172]

I use and like my flight book,free,easy to use ,very handy have it on the IPad ,also have foreflight on the iPad so I always have my log book handy. Usually copy the info in a hard copy log book regularly .

 

[EdFred]

Made my own. Been working fine and dandy for 13 years.

 

[steingar]

I just hacked up an Excel file. It can't be hard if an idiot like me can succeed at it.

 

[Pilawt]

Another vote for Myflightbook.com. I like the user-friendly search functions; smartphone app for making entries on the fly; Excel-spreadsheet backup.

 

[jsstevens]

Another vote for Myflightbook.com. I like the user-friendly search functions; smartphone app for making entries on the fly; Excel-spreadsheet backup.

John

 

[calberto]

So far I like the looks of pilotica much better. Are there any problems with it? Or with myflightbook?

 

[BigBadLou]

I too use MFB. Wanted to look into Pilotica to compare but their sign-up page is a little strange. Probably just a glitch in the Matrix.

Besides the MFB and my paper logbook, I also have an Excel spreadsheet that mimics the paper logbook precisely which allows me to double-check the math in the entries. If those 3 copies of my logs disagree, something is amiss.

 

[Shepherd]

I use FlightLog. It does what I need it to do.