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A tour of the app

Every feature, one step at a time.

See G Force Logbook and Scheduling the way a pilot or a flight attendant uses it, screen by screen, with a made-up airline and its crew. Then try the real app in your browser.

Try it as a pilot Try it as a flight attendant

The same made-up schedule, crew and messages. No account, and nothing you do is saved or sent. Get the Android app; the iPhone app is on its way.

The app for pilots

Your schedule, your crew and your layovers, and a logbook that fills itself from your flying.

  1. The schedule on a phone: today's flights with check-in, check-out and the layover hotel

    Schedule · Step 1 of 35

    Your schedule, synced

    Your roster on your phone in local time, today first: check-in and check-out, each flight with its delay and gate, and the layover.

  2. The schedule further down the month, with reserve, training and days off

    Schedule · Step 2 of 35

    The whole month

    Scroll through the month: flights, reserve, training and days off, day by day. The strip at the top jumps to any date.

  3. Schedule changes on a phone: a new time, another aircraft, a new hotel, a day added and one taken off

    Schedule · Step 3 of 35

    What changed

    After a sync you see exactly what moved: a new time, another aircraft, a flight added or taken off. It stays highlighted until you mark it seen.

  4. A schedule change waiting on a phone, with the button to confirm it

    Schedule · Step 4 of 35

    Confirm a change

    Where your airline asks crews to confirm schedule changes, read the change in the app and confirm it there. Nothing is confirmed until you say yes.

  5. The schedule on a phone while it syncs, the progress ring most of the way round

    Schedule · Step 5 of 35

    Sync from your phone

    Tap Sync in the phone app and your schedule is read from your airline's crew system with your own login, over your own connection. Your password stays on your phone.

  6. A flight on a phone: its status, a 20 minute delay, the gate and the aircraft

    Flights and crew · Step 6 of 35

    Every flight in detail

    Times, gate and terminal, the aircraft and the flight's status on the day: a delay, and where the aircraft is coming from. A notification tells you when your first flight of the day is late.

  7. The crew of a flight on a phone, with call and message buttons

    Flights and crew · Step 7 of 35

    Who you're flying with

    Everyone on the flight with their position and picture. Call or message anyone whose number you have, or the whole crew at once.

  8. A crew member's card on a phone: flights flown together and buttons to call and message

    Flights and crew · Step 8 of 35

    A card for each crewmate

    The flights you've flown together, a private note only you can read, and their schedule when they share it with you.

  9. A trip on a phone: its legs, layover and time away from base

    Flights and crew · Step 9 of 35

    The whole trip

    Every leg of the trip in one place with the layover, the block time and the time away from base, and each airport's time zone, sunrise and sunset.

  10. An aircraft's page on a phone: times flown and what is different on it

    Flights and crew · Step 10 of 35

    Notes on the aircraft

    Tap a registration for that aircraft: how often you've flown it and what crews say is different on it. Add a note for the next crew.

  11. A layover on a phone: the hotel with call, map and ride buttons, and crew reviews

    Layovers · Step 11 of 35

    Layovers and hotels

    The hotel with one tap to call, get directions or a ride, and reviews from crews who stayed there. Add your own after your stay.

  12. Time to leave on a phone: when to leave for check-in and the drive time

    Layovers · Step 12 of 35

    Time to leave

    When to leave home for check-in, worked out with today's traffic and the time from parking. One tap opens the directions.

  13. The logbook on a phone: flights with times, route, aircraft and hours

    Logbook · Step 13 of 35

    A logbook that fills itself

    Each flight you fly goes into your logbook from your roster, with out and in times, night time, takeoffs and landings worked out by your rules.

  14. A logbook flight open for editing on a phone

    Logbook · Step 14 of 35

    Change anything

    Open a flight to fix a time, change who was flying, add an approach or a remark.

  15. Adding a flight by hand on a phone

    Logbook · Step 15 of 35

    Add a flight

    A training flight, a simulator session or flying from another job: add it by hand in a few taps.

  16. The logbook on a phone filtered to flights in Europe, with the hours

    Logbook · Step 16 of 35

    Filters and regions

    Filter by aircraft, role, night, region or dates, and see the hours for exactly what you picked.

  17. Currency on a phone: day and night takeoffs and landings in the last 90 days

    Logbook · Step 17 of 35

    Currency

    Your takeoffs and landings in the last 90 days, day and night, and when each one runs out.

  18. Flight and duty limits on a phone: hours flown against each limit

    Logbook · Step 18 of 35

    Flight and duty limits

    Your flight time against each limit of the rules you fly under: the hours left, and when hours come back.

  19. Printing the logbook as a PDF on a phone: the format and the pages

    Logbook · Step 19 of 35

    Print it like paper

    PDF pages laid out like a paper logbook, FAA, Transport Canada or EASA, on letter or A4, with totals and your signature on every page.

  20. Importing a logbook from a spreadsheet on a phone

    Logbook · Step 20 of 35

    Import and export

    Bring in a file from another logbook app or a spreadsheet and export one whenever you like, or have your own AI assistant type up photos of a paper logbook.

  21. Hours on a phone: hours flown and time away from base by month

    Hours · Step 21 of 35

    Hours and time away

    Your total hours, this year and the last 12 months, and time away from base, month by month and trip by trip.

  22. Messages on a phone: conversations with crew and a message request

    Messages · Step 22 of 35

    Messages

    Message the crew you fly with in the phone app, with read receipts and who's online. A new crewmate asks first, and you choose who can reach you.

  23. A conversation between two crew members on a phone

    Messages · Step 23 of 35

    A conversation

    Write, react, change or take back what you sent. Conversations can't be captured in a screenshot in the phone app.

  24. A flight's group chat on a phone, with messages from the crew

    Messages · Step 24 of 35

    A chat for the flight

    Everyone on the flight who has the app, pilots and cabin crew, in one chat named for the flight.

  25. Find crew on a phone: a search by name and the crew members found

    Messages · Step 25 of 35

    Find crew

    Look up crew at your airline who chose to be found, by name or crew number, and message them.

  26. My QR code on a phone, with buttons to share or copy the link

    Messages · Step 26 of 35

    Connect by QR code

    Met crew from another airline on a layover? They scan your code, and you can message each other.

  27. Crew updates on a phone: a heads-up about the weather and a photo

    Crew on the app · Step 27 of 35

    Crew updates

    Photos from the flight deck and the cabin, and heads-up reports for the crews behind you: the weather, an approach, the airport. Every post is checked before it shows.

  28. Crew on the app on a phone: colleagues by position

    Crew on the app · Step 28 of 35

    Crew on the app

    Colleagues who share their contact details or schedule with you, by position and base.

  29. Who's free on a phone: colleagues who are off on a chosen day

    Crew on the app · Step 29 of 35

    Who's free

    Pick a day and see who's off, on reserve or flying among the colleagues who share their schedule with you.

  30. A colleague's shared schedule on a phone

    Crew on the app · Step 30 of 35

    Shared schedules

    Share your schedule with the crew you choose, and see theirs when they share it with you.

  31. A globe on a phone with the airports and routes flown over North America, and the totals below

    Where you've flown · Step 31 of 35

    Every place you've been

    Every airport and route on a globe, or on a flat map a tap away: this month, this year, all time or the dates you choose. Save it as a picture, sized for a post or a story.

  32. The globe turned towards the Atlantic on a phone, with routes across it to Europe

    Where you've flown · Step 32 of 35

    Spin it and zoom in

    Turn the globe with a finger and zoom in, with day and night as they are right now. Tap an airport or a route for your flights there.

  33. Logging settings on a phone: your seat, pilot flying, and takeoffs and landings

    Settings · Step 33 of 35

    Your logbook, your rules

    Your usual seat, who was pilot flying, when takeoffs and landings count, and the format your authority uses. Every new flight follows them.

  34. Profile settings on a phone: who sees your number and your schedule

    Settings · Step 34 of 35

    You choose what's shared

    Who sees your hotels, your number and your schedule, and family or friends who can follow your days: in the air or on the ground, never your crew.

  35. Suggest a feature or fix on a phone: a form to write it

    Settings · Step 35 of 35

    Suggest a feature or fix

    Ask for a feature or tell us what to fix, with pictures if they help. The reply comes back to you in the app.

Try it as a pilot

The app for flight attendants

Your schedule, your crew and your layovers, and your time away from base, with no logbook to fill in.

  1. The schedule on a phone: today's flights with check-in, check-out and the layover hotel

    Schedule · Step 1 of 28

    Your schedule, synced

    Your roster on your phone in local time, today first: check-in and check-out, each flight with its delay and gate, and the layover and its hotel.

  2. The schedule further down the month, with reserve, training and days off

    Schedule · Step 2 of 28

    The whole month

    Scroll through the month: flights, reserve, training and days off, day by day. The strip at the top jumps to any date.

  3. Schedule changes on a phone: a new time, another aircraft, a new hotel, a day added and one taken off

    Schedule · Step 3 of 28

    What changed

    After a sync you see exactly what moved: a new time, another aircraft, a flight added or taken off. It stays highlighted until you mark it seen.

  4. A memo from the airline open on a phone, with the button to confirm it

    Schedule · Step 4 of 28

    Memos from your airline

    Where your airline asks crews to read and confirm memos, open them in the app and confirm each one once you've read it.

  5. The schedule on a phone while it syncs, the progress ring most of the way round

    Schedule · Step 5 of 28

    Sync from your phone

    Tap Sync in the phone app and your schedule is read from your airline's crew system with your own login, over your own connection. Your password stays on your phone.

  6. A flight on a phone: its status, a 20 minute delay, the gate and the aircraft

    Flights and crew · Step 6 of 28

    Every flight in detail

    Times, gate and terminal, the aircraft, your position and the flight's status on the day: a delay, and where the aircraft is coming from. A notification tells you when your first flight of the day is late.

  7. The crew of a flight on a phone, with call and message buttons

    Flights and crew · Step 7 of 28

    Who you're flying with

    Everyone on the flight with their position and picture. Call or message anyone whose number you have, or the whole crew at once.

  8. A crew member's card on a phone: flights flown together and buttons to call and message

    Flights and crew · Step 8 of 28

    A card for each crewmate

    The flights you've flown together, a private note only you can read, and their schedule when they share it with you.

  9. A trip on a phone: its legs, layover and time away from base

    Flights and crew · Step 9 of 28

    The whole trip

    Every leg of the trip in one place with the layover, the block time and the time away from base, and each airport's time zone, sunrise and sunset.

  10. An aircraft's page on a phone: times flown and what is different on it

    Flights and crew · Step 10 of 28

    Notes on the aircraft

    Tap a registration for that aircraft: how often you've worked it and what crews say is different on it. Add a note for the next crew.

  11. A positioning flight on the schedule on a phone, with its booking reference

    Flights and crew · Step 11 of 28

    Positioning flights

    A deadhead shows its booking reference on the schedule, ready to copy when you check in.

  12. A layover on a phone: the hotel with call, map and ride buttons, and crew reviews

    Layovers · Step 12 of 28

    Layovers and hotels

    The hotel with one tap to call, get directions or a ride, and reviews from crews who stayed there. Add your own after your stay.

  13. Time to leave on a phone: when to leave for check-in and the drive time

    Layovers · Step 13 of 28

    Time to leave

    When to leave home for check-in, worked out with today's traffic and the time from parking. One tap opens the directions.

  14. Hours on a phone: hours flown and time away from base by month

    Hours · Step 14 of 28

    Hours and time away

    Your flying hours and your time away from base, this year and the last 12 months, month by month and trip by trip.

  15. Messages on a phone: conversations with crew and a message request

    Messages · Step 15 of 28

    Messages

    Message the crew you fly with in the phone app, with read receipts and who's online. A new crewmate asks first, and you choose who can reach you.

  16. A conversation between two crew members on a phone

    Messages · Step 16 of 28

    A conversation

    Write, react, change or take back what you sent. Conversations can't be captured in a screenshot in the phone app.

  17. A flight's group chat on a phone, with messages from the crew

    Messages · Step 17 of 28

    A chat for the flight

    Everyone on the flight who has the app, pilots and cabin crew, in one chat named for the flight.

  18. Find crew on a phone: a search by name and the crew members found

    Messages · Step 18 of 28

    Find crew

    Look up crew at your airline who chose to be found, by name or crew number, and message them.

  19. My QR code on a phone, with buttons to share or copy the link

    Messages · Step 19 of 28

    Connect by QR code

    Met crew from another airline on a layover? They scan your code, and you can message each other.

  20. Crew updates on a phone: a heads-up about the weather and a photo

    Crew on the app · Step 20 of 28

    Crew updates

    Photos from the flight deck and the cabin, and heads-up reports for the crews behind you: the weather, an approach, the airport. Every post is checked before it shows.

  21. Crew on the app on a phone: colleagues by position

    Crew on the app · Step 21 of 28

    Crew on the app

    Colleagues who share their contact details or schedule with you, by position and base.

  22. Who's free on a phone: colleagues who are off on a chosen day

    Crew on the app · Step 22 of 28

    Who's free

    Pick a day and see who's off, on reserve or flying among the colleagues who share their schedule with you.

  23. A colleague's shared schedule on a phone

    Crew on the app · Step 23 of 28

    Shared schedules

    Share your schedule with the crew you choose, and see theirs when they share it with you.

  24. A globe on a phone with the airports and routes flown over North America, and the totals below

    Where you've flown · Step 24 of 28

    Every place you've been

    Every airport and route on a globe, or on a flat map a tap away: this month, this year, all time or the dates you choose. Save it as a picture, sized for a post or a story.

  25. The globe turned on a phone, the routes rising over North America

    Where you've flown · Step 25 of 28

    Spin it and zoom in

    Turn the globe with a finger and zoom in, with day and night as they are right now. Tap an airport or a route for your flights there.

  26. Settings on a phone: your name, phone number and home base

    Settings · Step 26 of 28

    Make it yours

    Your name as it is on your bookings, so check-in fills it in for you, your phone number, your home base, and the app in light or dark.

  27. Profile settings on a phone: who sees your number and your schedule

    Settings · Step 27 of 28

    You choose what's shared

    Who sees your hotels, your number and your schedule, and family or friends who can follow your days: in the air or on the ground, never your crew.

  28. Suggest a feature or fix on a phone: a form to write it

    Settings · Step 28 of 28

    Suggest a feature or fix

    Ask for a feature or tell us what to fix, with pictures if they help. The reply comes back to you in the app.

Try it as a flight attendant

Made-up airline, crew and schedule. Some features depend on your airline, such as confirming changes or memos in the app. For information only: always check your airline's own systems. Get the Android app; the iPhone app is on its way.

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