Logbook Pro Alternatives?

[flyinghunter]

Does anyone have any alternatives to logbook pro that I can use on my samsung blackjack 2. I was going to buy logbook pro but they don't support phones without touchscreen capabilities. Currently I use a excel file that I just constantly sync with the computer but looking something a little more user friendly. Thanks for the help.

 

[gangdev]

Does anyone have any alternatives to logbook pro that I can use on my samsung blackjack 2. I was going to buy logbook pro but they don't support phones without touchscreen capabilities. Currently I use a excel file that I just constantly sync with the computer but looking something a little more user friendly. Thanks for the help.

LogTen Pro by Coradine might work. It is for Mac systems however.

 

[sweptback]

Does anyone have any alternatives to logbook pro that I can use on my samsung blackjack 2. I was going to buy logbook pro but they don't support phones without touchscreen capabilities. Currently I use a excel file that I just constantly sync with the computer but looking something a little more user friendly. Thanks for the help.

Buy a Palm off ebay for $10 and keep it in your flight bag. Probably easiest.

Logbook Pro hasn't even updated APDL in years, even with glaring bugs and holes in functionality. There's a serious market for anybody who has the ability and the time to make a competing logbook for all the new phones out that aren't supported by APDL.

 

[fly_lanai]

safe log by dauntless aviation is pretty good.

 

[FishandFly]

Quite honestly, I completely overestimated the importance of having logbook pro. If no one has any really good lead, you may end up like me and be just as well served by using excel.

 

[Daytonaflyer]

Safelog rocks and has a version compatible with Windows mobile.

 

[Poahi]

LogTen Pro by Coradine might work. It is for Mac systems however.

That looks interesting. Did you buy both versions? Mac and iphone?

Anyone have comments on this program?

 

[jegermeister]

Avoid Flight level.

 

[purduej]

LogTen is pretty good but seems skewed towards the general aviation market. The iphone version is ok but has some bugs and needs some serious interface work.

 

[stall022]

Buy a Palm off ebay for $10 and keep it in your flight bag. Probably easiest.

Logbook Pro hasn't even updated APDL in years, even with glaring bugs and holes in functionality. There's a serious market for anybody who has the ability and the time to make a competing logbook for all the new phones out that aren't supported by APDL.

http://schedule.logbookpro.com/

 

[NuGuy]

Buy a Palm off ebay for $10 and keep it in your flight bag. Probably easiest.

Logbook Pro hasn't even updated APDL in years, even with glaring bugs and holes in functionality. There's a serious market for anybody who has the ability and the time to make a competing logbook for all the new phones out that aren't supported by APDL.

Heyas,

I'm going to agree with SB. I tried out APDL, but that was when they had a standalone program to export data. I went out on leave, so I let my trial lapse.
Right after that, then they switched it to a web-only data export.

When I came back to work, I looked at APDL again, but found you MUST use LBP to get your data out of APDL. I neither want, nor need LBP, and I'm not going to buy something I don't need.

Excel has always worked for me. There's nothing in LBP that I want or need. I just wanted something handy to check rest/duty legalities (arguably APDL's strongest function) and to export data out into a simple CDF file that Excel can read.

Nu