DaPilot

Now on the App Store

The pilot logbook that fills itself in.

Speak a flight, scan a paper page, or import from MyFlightBook. DaPilot writes the row and you confirm the numbers. Free for manual logbooks. $99 a year if voice and OCR earn it.

Download on the App StoreSee what it does

Free with 3 voice entries and 1 OCR scan. Pro is $99/year for unlimited.

Hero screenshot

iPhone screenshot of the voice-to-flight review screen lands here.

Talk. Don’t type.

Speak through your flight on the way home. DaPilot writes the row before you park.

Try voice entry

Scan a page. Skip the typing.

Take a photo of any paper logbook page. We read the dittos, the crossed-out corrections, and the times.

See OCR in action

FAR 117 at a glance.

Five rolling windows, cumulative hours, required rest. Every number cited to the relevant §117 paragraph.

See Airline Mode

Voice entry

Speak the flight, not the form.

Tap the mic, talk like you would in the crew room: “KMRY KSFO, two point one block, one point eight flight, two ILS approaches, all PIC.” DaPilot fills the row, flags anything it had to guess, and lets you confirm the rest.

  • Decimal hours, OUT/OFF/ON/IN, and approach types parsed in plain English
  • Uncertainty flags on inferred fields so you check before saving
  • Free tier ships with 3 voice entries before the paywall
How voice entry works

Voice entry

Real iPhone screenshot lands here at launch.

OCR scanning

Backlog of paper logbooks? Photos work.

Most of us inherit a stack of paper logbook pages. DaPilot reads them, including the dittos, the T&G vs full-stop notation, and the corrections. Each row lands as a draft for your review.

  • Auto-detects column layout, skips totals and endorsement blocks
  • Per-row sanity checks so a single field never exceeds total time
  • Works on ASA, Jeppesen, Cirrus, and most airline-issued formats
How OCR scanning works

OCR scanning

Real iPhone screenshot lands here at launch.

Airline Mode (Pro)

Five FAR 117 windows. Every limit cited.

Toggle Airline Mode and DaPilot tracks all four §117.23 caps plus weekly mandatory rest: 100 hours / 28 days, 1,000 hours / year, 60 FDP / 7 days, 190 FDP / 28 days, and the §117.25 30-hour rest. Numbers update as you log. Every value links straight to the eCFR paragraph.

  • Appendix B max FDP table per report-airport timezone
  • Appendix C inflight-rest credit (in development)
  • Pre-FDP rest tracker with explicit acclimation flag
How Airline Mode works

Airline Mode (Pro)

Real iPhone screenshot lands here at launch.

Pricing

Free or Pro. $99 for the year.

DaPilot is free to use as a manual logbook with full currency and medical tracking. Pro unlocks unlimited voice, unlimited OCR, and Airline Mode.

Free

Always free

Manual logbook, currency, medical, import, export. 3 voice entries and 1 OCR scan to try.

Pro

$99.99/year or $9.99/month

Unlimited voice and OCR. Airline Mode with FAR 117 tracking, FDP, and rest periods.

See full pricing

FAQ

What pilots ask before they sign up.

A few of the most-asked questions. The rest live on the FAQ page.

See all 25 questions

Ready to log your last trip in 30 seconds?

Download DaPilot on the App Store. Free to start, $99 a year for Pro if voice entry and OCR pay for themselves the first month.

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