How Wingvault earns the job
Four stages, in order. The last one matters most.
1.0 · IMPORT
Bring ten years with you
LogTen, ForeFlight, Logbook Pro, or any CSV — a column-mapping wizard handles the rest. Your existing history never counts against a free tier: the past rides free, always.
→ 305 flights · 516.9 h parsed
→ 0 rows skipped
2.0 · RECONCILE
The move proves itself
After import, Wingvault totals every category and puts the numbers next to what your old logbook claims. A difference is never silent — it is listed, line by line, with a reason.
+0.8 h — duplicate flight, line 214
resolve or keep · your call
3.0 · FLY
Every hour, accounted for
Each backup issues a receipt — entry count, category totals, checksum — and old receipts re-verify on demand. Sync shows per-device counts instead of hiding them. And the whole thing opens in airplane mode, because you fly.
sha-256 9f3a…c41d verified ✓
iPhone 305 · iPad 305 in agreement ✓
4.0 · LEAVE, ANYTIME
The exit is part of the product
Export everything, free, forever — CSV and a printable FAA-style PDF, signatures included. A logbook you can't take with you isn't yours. This stage is why the other three can be trusted.
logbook.csv · logbook-61.51.pdf
no charge · no account required to leave
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