To a systems engineer and detail oriented guy like me, this is the perfect app to keep info about my RC hobby. There’s a place for every piece of information I can think of—pilots, transmitters, aircraft (and other vehicles), batteries, locations...you name it! I can keep track of conditions of my gear, expenses, etc. I do wish for a more natural user interface that will help me to locate the parts of he app more quickly. Maybe it exists but I just haven’t found it yet. For example, I want to record a flight including pilot, transmitter, battery, field, etc. But when I open the user interface, I see pilot and aircraft buttons at the bottom. What about one for “log?”Anyway, it’s a great app so far, and worth the $3.99!

The author of the app has thought of everything an RC pilot would want to track. Tells me how many flights 😃 (and crashes😫) I have. What the conditions were. How many cycles on my batteries. It even keeps me from doing something dumb by telling me I need to recharge my receiver battery before I fly. Wow.

Finding the app useful for keeping track of my models (number of flights and flight time) and batteries (current state and charge cycles).Only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 stars was some flaky Dropbox connectivity issues…it works but seems to require exiting the app, reloading the app then login to Dropbox EVERY time I want to backup or restore (I’m using the app on my iPhone and iPad, so I have to go through this Dropbox dance on both devices every time I sync the data between devices).Aside from the Dropbox flakiness, everything else seems to work well and I would recommend the app to others wanting to keep track of their flights and/or batteries.

I used to use T3chdads logger but I took a break from flying and I found that my nook would no longer support the new version nor was it stable enough to trust with logging. This program is just as easy to use and is updated for the newer iOS.