About LogShare

About LogShare

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Tired of whipping out the calculator every time you need to tally up a page in your logbook? Isn't it a pain going back through pages of scribbled logbook entries just to figure out if you're current? Keeping track of your flying is important business for many reasons, and the old-fashioned written logbook isn't very helpful when it comes time to use it productively.

LogShare alleviates you of these common issues by using technology to simplify your life as a pilot. Need to know if you're IFR current? Now you're one click away. Want to know how much flying you did this year for business? Again, one click. This powerful application makes it extremely easy to do all this and more.

Also, wouldn't it be nice to be able to share your logbook with other pilots, friends, or family? That's the premise and namesake of LogShare. It is differentiated from commercial desktop-based logbook software by the fact that you can easily share your logbook with others over the web — just about the most common medium out there. Not only share it, but update it while away from home.

LogShare was created by Dan Checkoway, who has been logging time as a pilot since 1988. Several years ago, after using various commercial and free desktop and web-based flight logbook applications, Dan decided that building his own system was the only way to ensure a bug-free application that he could control. It was important for him to be able to expand the feature set when needed. It was originally designed for friends and family members who are also pilots, but the idea has always been to make the application free and extensible to any pilot who wants to use it.

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