This app helps pilots track flight time, duty, rest, and currency requirements. It offers customizable logging, calculates essential figures based on chosen regulations, and generates various reports. Your data remains on your device for privacy and security.
1.0.4
September 2, 2026
Corrections to how simulator sessions and landings are counted. • Simulator time no longer adds to your aircraft flight totals. Simulator landings count toward currency only, and stay out of career totals, reports and the printed logbook. • Landings are no longer counted twice. Currency, the dashboard and the logbook now agree on one figure. • Importing a logbook file now warns you when a row's two landing counts disagree, instead of quietly choosing one.
MoreLog unlimited flight time beyond the 100-hour limit
Thryma Log calculates duty and rest periods by allowing you to select specific regulatory rule sets such as FAA Part 117, EASA ORO.FTL, or UK CAA. You can also input company-specific limits as overlays for more restrictive calculations.
Yes, Thryma Log allows you to log flights with the detail you desire. You can choose which fields to display, add your own custom fields, and record specific times like off-blocks and on-blocks.
Thryma Log can generate a full logbook PDF in your chosen column layout, an FAA 8710 experience summary, an EASA FCL.050 formatted logbook, an insurance summary, an airline-application summary, and a CSV export of all your data.
No, Thryma Log is designed to work on your own devices and does not require an internet connection for core logging and calculation features. Syncing data between devices requires an internet connection.
Your logbook data resides on your own devices. If you enable sync, it uses your private iCloud to transfer data between your devices. Thryma Log does not upload your logbook to their servers, ensuring your data remains private.
Thryma Log is available as a subscription for $39.00 per year, billed through your Apple account. This single subscription covers both your iPhone and Mac applications.
The app was last updated on September 2, 2026, indicating a recent focus on development and maintenance. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and regulatory compliance adjustments.
No, Thryma Log does not contain advertisements. As a subscription-based application, it focuses on providing an ad-free experience for its users.