Built by a working pilot.

LogClimb was started by a working professional pilot based in Houston, Texas.

He stopped logging his hours when he found what he thought was the job he would retire from. When that job ended, he started applying again and didn’t know how much flight time he had. He tried typing his flights into his computer between trips, but it took too long and he never saw progress. In the end he paid a service to do it.

Since then he updates his logbook after every rotation, because you never know when you’ll be looking for a job again. LogClimb exists so other pilots can catch up once, quickly, and keep it that way.

LogClimb does that work for you. Your pages are turned into digital entries and reviewed by a person against your originals. Anything we fix or can’t confirm goes in a Corrections report, and if a question only you can answer comes up, we ask you before delivery.

We keep the team small on purpose. Each client’s files are kept apart.

I sent the LogClimb team a stack of handwritten logbooks that spanned 40 years. They transcribed them to ForeFlight, where I can now log new flights with just a few keystrokes and extract any data needed for any agency or organization accurately and instantly. They did this cheaper and much faster than anyone else I contacted.

William, pilot, Maryland