Cryptographically Sealed Aircraft Logbook Records
Create clear, verifiable aircraft logbook records by continuing your logbooks digitally while keeping your paper logbooks valid and current.
How It Works
You start by uploading your existing paper logbooks using our simple, step by step upload process. This creates a secure, verifiable backup of what you already have so nothing is lost.
From that point forward, you can continue adding logbook entries in whatever way makes sense for you by using our entry forms, or by scanning and uploading new entries as they are created.
Each entry is:
- Typed (not handwritten)
- Time stamped at creation
- Cryptographically sealed
- Stored as a permanent historical record
You can then print each entry on a peel and stick label and place it directly into your paper logbook.
Why Continue Logbooks Digitally
Aircraft logbooks are often reviewed well after the original entries were written, sometimes by people who were not involved when the work was performed.
When that happens, clarity matters. The question is not whether an entry existed, but whether it can be clearly understood and relied on without additional explanation.
By creating new entries digitally, each logbook entry is preserved exactly as it was recorded at the time without rewriting history or altering past records.
Record Integrity Without Changing the Rules
This system does not replace your paper logbooks and does not modify previously recorded entries.
It simply gives you a way to continue your logbooks in a clear, consistent, and verifiable format while maintaining a complete backup of everything associated with the aircraft.
Your paper logbooks remain the primary record. The digital record supports them by providing clarity, consistency, and long term preservation.
Privacy by Default
Uploaded documents and logbook entries are private by default. Nothing is made public unless you explicitly choose to share or verify specific records.
The system is designed for owners who want control, clarity, and long term integrity.