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FAQ > Safelog Pilot Logbook
What is the SafelogWeb.com website?

SafelogWeb is the web-based version of Safelog, accessible from virtually any modern device with a web browser.

You can access SafelogWeb at www.SafelogWeb.com. Because it is web-based, there is no separate client software or app to install. Simply open your browser, sign in, and your Safelog data is available to you.

This makes SafelogWeb especially convenient when you are away from your own computer or using a device on which installing software would be impractical. For example, you can access your pilot logbook from a hotel computer, flight school, FBO, borrowed laptop, or other internet-connected device.

SafelogWeb is just one part of the overall Safelog system. If you prefer, you can also install our dedicated Safelog software or apps for Windows PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android.

How you use Safelog is completely up to you. Some pilots use SafelogWeb as their primary electronic logbook. Others use the dedicated apps and rarely, if ever, log into SafelogWeb. Many use a combination of both.

There is no requirement to use one particular Safelog client or platform. Choose the combination that best fits the way you work and fly.

SafelogWeb also plays an important role behind the scenes.

The Safelog cloud servers act as the synchronization hub that allows your logbook data to move between the different Safelog apps and devices you use.

For example, suppose you use Safelog on both an iPad and a Windows PC:

  1. You log a new flight on your iPad.
  2. You select "Sync". The new flight is sent securely to the Safelog servers.
  3. Later, you open Safelog on your PC and select "Sync" there.
  4. Safelog recognizes that new information is available and downloads the flight into your PC logbook.

The same basic process works across your other supported Safelog devices and platforms.

This synchronization system is what makes Safelog so flexible. You can enter information on one device and then make it available on your other Safelog installations, giving you convenient access to the same pilot logbook across the devices you choose to use.

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