SafeLog
SafeLog publicly positions SafeLogWeb as an online pilot logbook with flight logging, currency analysis, career reporting, multi-platform use, and synchronization across web, PC, Mac, iPhone/iPad, and Android versions.
Comparison
SafeLog is a long-running online pilot logbook with web and mobile positioning. MyLog is a pilot-built digital pilot logbook for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Android, with Smart Import, synced records, documents, dashboards, limitations, and resume-ready outputs.
This page is an informational comparison based on public product positioning. MyLog is not affiliated with SafeLog.
SafeLog publicly positions SafeLogWeb as an online pilot logbook with flight logging, currency analysis, career reporting, multi-platform use, and synchronization across web, PC, Mac, iPhone/iPad, and Android versions.
MyLog focuses on making the pilot’s daily record easier to maintain: Smart Import, direct imports, Previous Experience entry, collaborative aircraft data, ICAO aircraft types, EASA-ready and FAA-compatible formats, Crew Documents, Resume Builder, custom fields, Live Flight with Apple Watch, dashboards, widgets, shortcuts, and PDF or Excel export.
MyLog prioritizes fast logging on modern mobile devices, including Apple Watch support for Live Flight timing.
Crew Documents, detailed flight crew records, endorsements, custom fields, limitations, and monthly progress sit beside the logbook itself.
Pilots can export logbooks as PDF or Excel for institutions, backup, and professional processes.
A pilot logbook comparison should look beyond the first entry screen. Pilots usually need to know how old records can be imported, whether simulator sessions are treated as part of the same history, how aircraft and crew details are stored, whether EASA-ready or FAA-compatible exports are available, and whether career records can be prepared without rebuilding totals manually. Those details affect day-to-day logging and the quality of the record years later.
MyLog is built around the pilot record as a long-term data set. The app connects flight hours, simulator sessions, aircraft history, custom fields, Crew Documents, endorsements, dashboards, limitations, Smart Import, widgets, Apple Watch workflows, Android support, and resume-ready exports. That makes the comparison with SafeLog less about one isolated feature and more about which record system fits a pilot's devices, migration path, and future reporting needs.
Yes. MyLog can be evaluated as a SafeLog alternative for pilots who want a modern digital logbook with Smart Import, Apple Watch Live Flight support, Android support, EASA-ready and FAA-compatible outputs, Crew Documents, Resume Builder, dashboards, widgets, and exports.
Yes. MyLog includes advanced synchronization so pilots can use the logbook across multiple devices without losing records.
Yes. MyLog can calculate how much of a flight should be logged as night time and can help determine day or night takeoff and landing conditions.
Yes. MyLog can export logbooks in Excel as well as PDF.