TopLog features
Clear the paper backlog, keep your hours up to date, and arrive at your next interview with a logbook you're proud to hand over.
Years on paper, flights in another app, or a spreadsheet you started and never finished. Get them together in TopLog, then take your records wherever you need them.
Skip the fresh start. Keep the flying you've already logged.
Ready for the interview, the printer, or your next backup.
PDF and CSV exports are included with Standard and Unlimited.
Move existing records into TopLog without committing to one input method.
Photograph handwritten or printed pages on iPhone or iPad. TopLog turns each flight row into a draft for review before it is saved.
Keep another page moving while earlier imports are being processed. Free accounts have one active slot; paid plans have up to five.
Import from ForeFlight, LogTen, MyFlightbook, or your own CSV, TSV, TXT, XLS, or XLSX files. Choose up to five files, check mappings and interpreted flights, and save the entries you select.
Inspect missing information, possible duplicates, source values, and flight and simulator totals before saving. Resume unfinished imports from Home on iOS.
Add individual flights directly, including simulator sessions, crew roles, instrument time, landings, comments, and route stops.
A useful digital logbook has to stay editable after the initial import.
AI results remain drafts until you confirm them. Review dates, aircraft, routes, hours, crew, landings, and remarks before saving.
Find flights by date, aircraft, registration, route, role, or text, then correct the underlying entry whenever needed.
Preserve intermediate stops instead of flattening a multi-leg route down to only its departure and arrival.
Use the same account on iOS and the web. Saved entries and preferences stay tied to the account rather than one device.
Turn the flight rows into numbers you can actually use and verify.
See total, PIC, SIC, dual, recent, and aircraft-type time without rebuilding a spreadsheet every time.
TopLog derives turbine experience from its aircraft-type catalogue and calls out time it cannot classify for review.
Track day and night passenger recency, IFR currency, flight review, and medical dates from your saved records and settings.
Track day and night passenger recency, IFR recency, recurrent training, and medical dates against Canadian settings.
Walk into an interview with your logbook ready, print a copy for your records, or keep your own spreadsheet backup.
Start with US or Canadian formatting and make the PDF your own. Choose the layout, paper size, text size, spacing, and columns, including Jet / Jet PIC or Turbine / Turbine PIC. Add a totals summary page for your next interview or printed backup.
Keep your flight history in your own hands. Download your records for Excel, personal spreadsheets, or an extra backup.
Bring your TopLog flights into your ForeFlight workflow with a CSV arranged for its logbook import template.
Draw and save your signature on iOS, then choose whether it appears on the signature line of every exported PDF page.
Your whole logbook or just the flights you need. Pick a date range or use your filters, choose PDF or CSV, and download from one place.
Practical calculators in the iOS Tools tab, available without an internet connection.
Calculate altitude corrections with separate FAA and Canadian options. Enter the conditions and published altitudes, then inspect the correction and rounding.
Convert block and flight times into decimal logbook hours.
Split a rest window into equal breaks and view the resulting schedule.
Know what remains available when the network or a device is not.
The iOS app can show a cached logbook, summaries, and currency without a connection. The separate pilot calculators work offline too. Editing and importing resume after reconnecting.
Review, filter, edit, add, import, and export on a larger screen without installing a desktop application.
Close the TopLog account from iOS. The Privacy Policy also provides a route to request personal-data deletion, subject to legal and operational requirements.
