AeroTask Recorder

1,200 aircraft maintenance technicians already track their experience with AeroTask Recorder instead of a paper logbook. Log a task in 30 seconds, keep your Part-66 experience up to date and export your logbook when you need it. Free, works offline, available in English, Spanish and French. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Log your maintenance tasks in seconds, even with no signal in the hangar - Add tasks from a photo of a work order or a logbook page: the app reads it, you check every line before saving (5 analyses per month) - Keep your career record in one place: Part-66 licence, EASA modules, type ratings, EWIS / CDCCL / ST certificates and recurrent training, with a photo of each document - Pick your logbook by country and organisation: France (OSAC), Spain (AESA basic experience), Switzerland (FOCA), NDT (COSAC / FrANDTB), plus the logbooks issued by your workshop or school - Get your tasks validated by your tutor from their own phone, when your workshop or school uses AeroTask Manager - Export your logbook as Excel or Word, ready to print or send to your licensing office - Follow your stats: tasks per ATA chapter, task types, experience gained WHO IT IS FOR - Part-147 students and apprentices starting their first logbook - Technicians in on-the-job training for a type rating - Licensed B1, B2 and B3 technicians who need to prove recent experience - NDT technicians tracking their practical experience - Part-145 workshops and Part-147 schools that follow their technicians (see AeroTask Manager) LANGUAGES AND COUNTRIES The app runs in English, Spanish and French. Logbook templates currently cover France, Spain, Switzerland and NDT. Other countries are on the way: tell us which format your authority uses and we will add it. Check with your authority which documents it accepts. YOUR DATA IS YOURS - GDPR compliant - Delete your account from the app at any time - No data sold or shared with third parties - Sign in with Google or email BUILT BY TECHNICIANS, FOR TECHNICIANS AeroTask Recorder is built by Geoffrey Botella, a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer (B1/B2/C) still working in the hangar, with Benoit Meissonnier, developer. The app is free and will stay free for individual technicians. More info: aerotaskrecorder.com Question or bug? [email protected] Join the 1,200 technicians who have put the paper logbook away.