Dashboard

The Dashboard gives you an overview of your logged experience. The Dashboard is part of the FREE plan, except the Recency part, which is PRO. Its layout differs slightly between the mobile and the web apps:

Mobile app

Open your Dashboard by tapping your photo at the top left of any tab, or open the Logbook tab, tap the ☰ menu and choose Dashboard.

The Dashboard has three tabs at the top, and a Menu button at the top right (User Guide, App Info, Send Feedback and Sign Out).

Profile Tab

Your profile card, then your flying:

• Totals: your total hours with flights, night, cross country, multi engine and turbine time, and the number of airports and countries you have visited. Hours from previous experience are marked Prev Exp.
• Hours chart: your hours by Month or by Year.
• Map: your routes plotted between airports, with your flights, hours, airports and countries. Open it full screen to filter it or tap Share map.
• Fleet: your hours by aircraft model and your type ratings, with the type you are flying now.

Tap a card to open it full size.

Note

Statistics only include complete flights. Flights with missing required fields (amber in your Logbook) are left out. Pull down to refresh if your totals look out of date.

Your totals

Your hours by aircraft type

Your routes on a world map

Recency Tab (PRO)

The Recency Hub: your licence and operator recency at a glance, a reminder before any of it runs out, and your recent flying by aircraft and airport. FREE pilots see an example and can unlock it with PRO.

Wallet Tab

Stores and tracks your licences, medical certificates, ratings and travel documents, with expiry dates, so you always know what needs renewing.

Note

On the web, the Wallet is part of the Career page.

• Wallet

On iPad

The Dashboard is a single page of cards on iPad: totals and recency, the map, then fleet and Wallet. See Wader on iPad.

Web app

Your Dashboard is the home screen of the web app. It opens after you sign in, and you can open it at any time from Dashboard in the side menu. It is a single page, with no tabs. See also Wader on the Web.

Header

At the top is a greeting with your name and today’s date. Two quick action buttons let you jump straight into the most common tasks:

• Log a Flight: opens the flight form
• Import: opens the import page, to import flights from another logbook app (FREE) or an airline system (PRO)

Deduct Relief Time

If you log relief time on augmented crew flights, a Deduct relief time switch shows above your stat cards. It is off until you turn it on. When it is on, your totals, the flight hours chart, the month totals in your Logbook, the Aircraft page and your previous experience count block time minus relief. Recency and your hours in the last 30, 90 and 365 days always count full block time. It is the same setting as Deduct relief time on the Export page.

Stat Widgets

A row of customizable stat cards shows key totals at a glance. By default these are Total Hours, PIC Hours, Hours Last 30 Days, Hours Last 365 Days and Last Flight Date. You can change them to any of: Total, PIC, SIC, PICUS, SPIC, Dual, Instructor, Examiner, Turbine, IFR and Night hours, hours in the last 30, 90 or 365 days, and the date of your last flight. Your choices are saved so the Dashboard stays arranged the way you like it.

If a metric includes hours carried over from previous experience you logged manually, a small “prev. exp.” badge appears on that card.

Flight Hours Chart

A bar chart shows your flight hours over time, with Monthly and Yearly views. The monthly view covers the last 12 months, in UTC. Simulator sessions and flights not flown yet are not counted.

Travel Stats

This section breaks down where and how you have been flying. You can filter it by time period, by aircraft, and by type rating.

It shows:

• Distance: total distance flown, in both km and NM
• Airborne: total airborne time, with your average flight duration per sector
• Sectors: number of flights, plus how many distinct days you flew
• Countries: number of countries visited, with your most frequent ones shown as flag emojis
• Airports: number of airports visited, plus your most-visited airport
• Farthest: your longest single flight by distance, with the route
• Longest: your longest single flight by duration, with the route

If you have flown enough distance, a row of Fun Facts appears: playful comparisons like how many times you have circled the Earth or how far you would be toward the Moon, Mars, or the Sun.

Below the main stats, you will find breakdown tables listing your countries and aircraft types.

Recent Flights

The bottom of the Dashboard shows your six most recent flights. Click View all to open your full logbook.