About Flightkeep

Built by a pilot

I hold a Commercial Pilot Licence, and like every pilot I've spent more time than I'd like adding up columns, carrying totals forward and checking back through my logbook to see whether I'm still current.

I've always had a passion for bringing more technology into aviation. So much of flying has moved on, from glass cockpits to electronic flight bags, yet the pilot's logbook has barely changed. Flightkeep is my answer to that: a logbook that keeps everything pilots trust about the paper version, and lets technology do the tedious parts.

Why Flightkeep exists

A pilot's logbook is one of the most important records they keep. Flightkeep keeps the logbook pilots already know, with every column, the same two-page spreads and the same certification block, and takes the arithmetic off your hands. Record a flight in seconds and your totals, breakdowns and recency are always up to date.

What we believe

Familiar beats clever

Flightkeep is built around the paper logbook layout, so there's nothing new to learn, and the PDF it produces looks like the logbook you'd hand to an examiner.

Your logbook belongs to you

Your flights are stored on your phone and backed up to your own Google Drive. Flightkeep has no servers holding your records, doesn't show ads and doesn't track you. Read more in our privacy policy.

Made for Australian pilots

Recency checks follow the CASA Part 61 rules, certifications record the certifier's ARN, and importing from SMART Aviation makes it easy to bring your history across.

Coming to iPhone and Android

Flightkeep is launching soon on the App Store, with Android following on Google Play. Signing in to your logbook from a computer is on the way too.

Get in touch

Questions, ideas or feedback? We'd love to hear from you at support@flightkeep.com.au.