How Jetlog compares

Switch from
CrewLounge PILOTLOG.

CrewLounge PILOTLOG covers more platforms than anything else here, iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and web, and over 50 import formats. Flight tracking is a post-landing ADS-B pull, with a monthly quota and a 7-day lookback. Sync only runs while the app is open.

What you keep

Your whole history, reviewed on the way in

Import directly from CrewLounge PILOTLOG. Your flights come across into Jetlog's review screen. Check everything, then save.

What's new in Jetlog

Four things CrewLounge PILOTLOG doesn't do today.

Each one sits outside CrewLounge PILOTLOG's feature set, as published.

Live tracking

Live flight tracking

Off-blocks, takeoff, touchdown and on-blocks fill themselves in on live-tracked airlines.

Supported airlines →
Lock screen

iOS Live Activities

Track pushback to takeoff, then touchdown to on-blocks, right from your lock screen. You don't need to open the app.

See features →
AI scan

AI logbook scanning

Photograph old paper pages; AI extracts flights and simulator sessions into a review screen.

See pricing →
Sign-off

Remote web sign-off

Send a one-time link. Your captain or examiner opens it in a browser, with nothing to install and no account to create.

See features →
Side by side

Jetlog vs. CrewLounge PILOTLOG, the rows that matter here.

Jetlog vs. CrewLounge PILOTLOG
Capability Jetlog CrewLounge PILOTLOG
Live flight tracking Yes, live-tracked airlines Post-landing ADS-B, quota'd
iOS Live Activities Yes Not listed
Lock-screen completion Yes, one tap after landing Not listed
Remote sign-off Yes, one-time web link In-person only
Import & export LogTen, CrewLounge, CSV, Excel, KLM/KLC PDF in; CSV, Excel, EASA-PDF out 50+ formats in; 80–150 forms out
Multi-device sync Yes, real-time Only while the app is open
Free trial Yes, 3 months Student tier only

Not listed means CrewLounge PILOTLOG doesn't advertise it, not that it was tested and failed. Figures as published, July 2026.

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Migration

Four steps, one afternoon.

  1. Export your CrewLounge PILOTLOG data

    From CrewLounge PILOTLOG, export your logbook. Jetlog's importer reads it directly.

  2. Download Jetlog and sign in

    Sign in with Apple, a passkey, or an email magic link. How signing in works →

  3. Import & review

    Bring in the file, check every queued entry, and adjust anything before you save. The import walkthrough →

  4. Turn on live tracking

    Fly a live-tracked airline and entries start filling themselves in, instead of waiting on a post-landing ADS-B pull. See supported airlines →

Your next flight can log itself.

Everything free for 3 months, then €2.99/month or €29.99/year. Download Jetlog and fly. The times take care of themselves.