FlyTimer vs Pocket Cockpit

FlyTimer - Flight & Duty Time Tracking Professional flight logging with automated Canadian Aviation Regulations compliance monitoring for helicopter pilots. Features Smart Timing One-tap start/stop flight recording Runs when locked or in airplane mode Automatic Transport Canada aviation rounding Continues timing in background Simple Fuel Burn calculator Counter buttons for Landings and Lifts Compliance Tracking Flight duty periods (CAR 703 Day VFR) 60hr/70hr duty rules monitoring Rest period calculations Flight time limits (daily/weekly/monthly) Timezone-aware compliance Flight Management Customizable fields (cycles, landings, bucket drops) Daily summaries and searchable history Flight notes and custom data Email reports and exports Professional flight ticket generation Data & Sync Multi-device iCloud sync Optional company integration via PilotFiles.com Works 100% offline - no subscription required Your data stays on your devices Aviation Rounding Transport Canada standard 6-minute increments: 00-02=0.0, 03-08=0.1, 09-14=0.2, etc.

Pocket Cockpit turns your phone into a real flight instrument panel. Mount your phone in landscape, and Pocket Cockpit reads your device's GPS and motion sensors to drive a full set of aircraft style instruments: airspeed tape, altitude tape, vertical speed indicator, artificial horizon with pitch ladder and roll indicator, and a compass. Live instruments, real data Airspeed tape with a speed trend arrow, driven by GPS Altitude tape and vertical speed indicator (VSI), smoothed for a stable readout Artificial horizon with pitch ladder, bank angle scale, and a fixed aircraft symbol Compass ring with heading readout Two ways to fly the horizon By default, the horizon follows your phone's gyroscope, just like a real attitude indicator. Switch on car mode in settings and it switches to the accelerometer instead, so the horizon banks with cornering and braking forces, similar to a simple gyro less attitude indicator. That makes it fun to mount in a car and watch the horizon react to real driving. Pocket Cockpit doesn't need an internet connection and only uses your location on device, to power the instruments while the app is open.