Hi Product Hunt, I'm Lucas, an airline pilot flying out of Barcelona, and I built Choppy because I was tired of retyping my roster into a logbook every month. Airline pilots get a published roster with every flight they'll do. The logbook apps I tried either couldn't read it, or charged LogTen prices for the privilege. So Choppy imports the roster (PDF, CSV, XML or TXT, 80+ airlines so far), creates the flights, splits night time to the minute from civil twilight, and lets you fix the odd deviation in bulk afterwards. The rest grew from what I actually needed on the line: a guided EASA flight time limitation check, FCL.060 / FAA 61.57 recency, licence and medical expiry reminders, METAR/TAF/NOTAM per airport, airport diagrams, and a map replay of every route flown. It's offline-first because the cockpit has no signal, and it syncs when you land. It's free for your first 100 flights, then $2.99/month or $24.99/year. iPhone, iPad, Android and web. Happy to answer anything about logbooks, EASA rules or the roster parsers.

Choppy

The pilot logbook that fills itself from your airline roster

The pilot logbook that fills itself from your airline roster