SafelogWeb is a web-based pilot logbook system which is accessed through www.SafelogWeb.com. By 'web based,' we mean that you access SafelogWeb through the web browser on your desktop computer, laptop, or portable device. The logbook data is fundamentally stored on the SafelogWeb.com servers, though you can create reports and export sets for local printing and manipulation. Since it is a web-based service, there is no software for you to install.

If you have a SafelogWeb.com account, you can access your data from wherever you can access the web. This means, that, for example, you can log flights and generate reports while at at the business center of a hotel in a strange city. As such, it is very convenient.

If you have multiple Safelog products, such as Safelog for PC and SafelogWeb or SafelogWeb and Safelog for iPhone, they can be made to easily synchronize with each other.

What is the relationship between SafelogWeb and the Safelog PC logbook program?

SafelogWeb is an online (web-based) pilot logbook system available online at www.SafelogWeb.com. SafelogWeb can be used either standalone or in conjunction with the Safelog for PC software.

SafelogWeb standalone: when used "standalone" – that is, without also using Safelog for PC, SafelogWeb acts in principle the same as other online pilot logbooks (of course, SafelogWeb is better than the others in the fine details!). Specifically, to access your logbook, you'd visit the SafelogWeb.com website, log in there, and then view your logbook, add flights, run reports, and do other logbook-related activities via the website, always.

SafelogWeb in conjunction with Safelog for PC: if a user uses both SafelogWeb and Safelog PC, the pilot has the best of both worlds. While at home or on a laptop, the pilot can use the Safelog PC software to log flights and do other tasks with the convenience, speed, power, and features of the desktop software. When on the road, however, the pilot can then log on to SafelogWeb and log flights there – such as from a hotel room when on a trip. Upon return home and starting up the PC software from an internet-enabled PC, SafelogWeb and Safelog PC will synchronize, ensuring that all flights and data are available everywhere.

Safelog PC standalone. You can of course also use Safelog PC standalone and not use SafelogWeb at all. For more information about this, please visit the Safelog for PC main page.

Yes, no problem. Safelog features multiple quality options for iPhone™ / iPad™ and Android users, including a web portal interface and a dedicated standalone app. For more information about these, please visit the Safelog for iPhone™ / iPad™ and Safelog for Android™ web pages.

Most if not all of the features of Safelog PC are available in SafelogWeb. There will always be a few small differences between the various 'core' Safelog versions, but in general their functionality is very comparable. We encourage users to take advantage of free trials / demos available to assess the products.

No problem! Safelog features 'Safelog Connection' features that allow you to share your log (on a read only basis) with whoever you wish. it also allows flight schools, corporate flight departments, and the like to make summary reports for multiple pilots at once.

A full range of flight experience and approach reports are available through SafelogWeb. This ensures that you can always get up-to-the minute reports wherever you are. This is particularly helpful, for example, if you're on the road and want to print out a copy that is current as of your latest flight of your recent flight experience. When trying a demo of SafelogWeb, be sure to check out the 'printing and reports' tab. There are many powerful, good looking reports and printouts there that you can access in numerous formats, including PDF, MS-Excel&trae;, MS-Word™, and others.

Can I log via my GPRS-enabled PDA or mobile internet device?

If you have an iPhone™, Android™, or Windows Phone™, you can certainly log via the SafelogWeb mobile web portal. This works great for thousands of users.

If you have an older or less capable mobile internet device or phone, then ths depends on your device's ability to display web pages properly. You can try the demo at www.SafelogWeb.com/mobile.

Does it matter whether I have Safelog FAA or Safelog JAA / Canada / Australia?

Further questions? Please visit our helpdesk www.dauntless-soft.com/helpdesk. We will be expanding this FAQ over time.