LogTen Pilot Logbook

• Basic — $79.99
• Pro — $129.99

Last verified 4 Sep 2026

4.7 10034 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5My go to logbook...

   I've been using Coridine's product for several years now. I find that it works extremely well for my needs. I'm a commercial pilot that flies privately. I log 250+ hours per year and every one of them is detailed in LogTenPro on an iPhone 7. I also use the software on an iPad. I keep details of the flight times, flight conditions, passengers, approaches, business use, training flights, etc. I have always found the product to be reliable and stable. I've also been very happy with the ability to customize data fields and the UI. I've had a couple of issues synching over the years but the Coridine support team have always been able to quickly solve my problem. Most importantly, I have NEVER lost any data. I'm a die hard Apple user and in my opinion, there's no better log book on Apple iOS. In fact, I'm also a die hard Foreflight user and even though the Foreflight log book is now bundled and data can be imported to it, there's no way I'm switching.

   PFactor64 · 4 Sep 2026

2. 1/5Ridiculous subscription

   I have been a custom of log ten since 2005. The software has been great and the ability to upgrade when I felt like the features would be of value, which was most of the time. However, the new subscription model is absolutely ridiculous. To pay $100 a year just to be able to use software that does not change or have any information that the company must constantly update such as maps or airport data like foreflight is absurd. I use to recommend logten to all the instructors I work with and all of the students where I work, which is in excess of 400, especially bc of the ability to sign flights, but I will now be finding a new logbook to use and recommend. Edit: As if it wasn’t bad enough before at nearly $100 a year with the Mac version being free to use if you purchased the app. Now they have removed that as well and increased the price again to $130 a year. The developer responds with they have a fantastic suppose team and always adding new features but should I really have to pay more for night mode, a feature that is it even needed, also if the software worked as it was suppose to there wouldn’t need to be any “service” always there to help. Im love technology but these people are what criminals look like in the tech era. I will be switching to Pilot Pro. One time $40 app and free web app with all the same features.

   Poynter32 · 4 Sep 2026

3. 5/5Not worth the cost

   I tried a few different digital log books and used them side by side for the last 2 months. LogTen, whole having lots of hype and good comments proved to be rather clunky and at times frustrating. I fly different aircraft and one point of frustration comes from LogTen entering an old Hobbs time that had to be cleared each time an entry is made, including separate legs of the same trip. Tracking and entering approaches flown is also poorly designed. Why do I need to tell you the type and runway of an approach when I’ve told you where it was flown?, why isn’t there a drop down provided? Every trip requires a new identifier to be searched and added, and tomorrow you’ll be doing the same thing, for destinations you frequent. Then the best part, after 250 hours, I need to pay either 80 or 130 if I want it on my computer too? There’s other programs much more intuitive and faster that provide the same reports without the time consuming effort it takes to enter time.

   Markcjammer · 4 Sep 2026

4. 5/5Great!!! But...

   I have been using LogTen since 2013 and have absolutely loved it. I used it for about a year before it turned to a subscription based product which I was upset because I had to re-buy the app since the old version was not being updated AND pay however much it was to have it for a year. I contacted them and asked if there was anything they can do to help me out since I recently bought the old app then came out with ‘X’. They were able to throw in a year for free which I thought was very nice of them. Afterwards I bought the 3 year subscription so I wouldn’t have to worry about it for a while. That’s when I thought it was worth it. Now with the prices going up every year, I’m slowly starting to dislike it. It really is an amazing app, with awesome customizations and a lot of different ways to import and export schedules. It really has made tracking time A LOT easier. I just wish their payment system can go down a bit. I would hate to get another app in the future.

   Rgarro · 4 Sep 2026

5. 1/5Misleading

   It’s taken me a few years to write this review, but somehow inadvertently opened the app I’ve had for years, and realized again how upset I am about the changes. I purchased the app a number of years ago for a “one time fee” of something I considered ridiculous at the time (I believe it was $89 or $109) but I decided to give it a try. It wasn’t a spectacular app, but worked for what I needed. I continued to use it, until after one update they wouldn’t let me back in saying it required the even more ridiculous monthly cost of over $100/year. Well great. Now I can’t even print off my new pages to update the logbook for a major airline review. Fortunately I had a version on an old phone I hadn’t updated yet, and was able to use that version to print off the months of flying I had done that I needed to print off for an interview. No heads up, nothing. If I didn’t have that non-updated phone, those hundreds of hours would have been lost unless I payed the fee. When I purchased he app initially, I was told it was a one time fee. Then - oh - let’s make more money and lock them out unless a yearly fee is paid. There should have been a grandfather right for the ones that purchased it during the one time fee purchase. I now fly for a legacy and certainly don’t pay for the subscription. Shame on Coradine for taking advantage of instructors and students like this. $20/year? Maybe. But your prices are absurd for the occasional facelift. The app functions the same as it always has.

   Teejmac · 4 Sep 2026

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