Most digital logbooks disappear after a few years. The company pivots, the app gets abandoned, and your flight records go with it.
The ones that do survive? They raise prices. What started as a reasonable subscription quietly climbs, year after year, until you're paying a premium just to access your own data. Switch to something cheaper and you're starting from scratch.
Falcon is built differently. It's free for personal use, and your logbook lives in standard files - open, export, print, or take them anywhere. The whole app is built in full view, so it can never be locked up. If the original team moves on, the community doesn't start from zero.
We're building this for every pilot, from student pilots logging their first solo to airline captains recording block times across timezones. One app that adapts to how you fly, not the other way around.
