Every entry in one table
Date, description of work and who performed it, for every entry on every page. Scan years of history at a glance and correct any entry in place.
Aircraft logbook digitization
Photograph your airframe, engine and propeller logbook pages with your phone. HangarIQ reads every handwritten entry into a searchable table, gives you a clean PDF, and answers questions about the aircraft's maintenance history.
| Date | Work performed | By |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 14, 2024 | Annual inspection IAW 14 CFR 43 App. D. Aircraft found airworthy. | J. Ramirez, A&P/IA |
| Mar 14, 2024 | Replaced ELT battery, next due 3/2030. | J. Ramirez, A&P |
| Nov 2, 2024 | Oil and filter changed, 6 qt. | Not signed |
When was the last annual?
March 14, 2024: annual inspection signed off by J. Ramirez, A&P/IA.
How it works
No scanner, no typing, no spreadsheet. If you can take a photo, you can digitize your logbooks.
Use your phone. Lay each page flat in good light and upload as many as you like. You can add pages to a logbook later, as the aircraft keeps flying.
Google's Gemini AI reads handwritten and typed entries, stickers and stamps, and pulls out the date, the work performed and who signed it off.
Browse the entries in one table, download the whole logbook as a PDF, or ask a question in plain English and get the answer from your own records.
Features
Decades of entries, many hands of handwriting, several logbooks per aircraft. HangarIQ makes them readable and searchable.
Date, description of work and who performed it, for every entry on every page. Scan years of history at a glance and correct any entry in place.
Download the digitized logbook as a tidy PDF: easy to read, print or send to a buyer, insurer or mechanic.
"When was the ELT battery last replaced?" Ask in plain English and get an answer drawn from the entries in your logbook.
Cursive, block capitals, carbon copies, stamped sign-offs and stickers. Built for logbooks the way mechanics actually write them.
Upload new pages after each annual or oil change. Adding pages to an existing logbook carries no upload fee.
Every upload and question is listed with its token count and cost on your Billing page, so there are no surprises on the monthly statement.
Who it's for
Keep a searchable backup of your logbooks, have the history ready before the annual, and answer insurance and resale questions without digging through boxes.
Research a customer's aircraft before an inspection: find the last entries for a component, recurring squawks or past repairs without paging through every book.
Read the seller's logbooks quickly, look for gaps in the annual inspections and see the engine and propeller history before you fly out to the airplane.
Hand buyers a clean, readable PDF of the maintenance records and keep every aircraft's history easy to look up.
Ask your logbooks
Answers come from the entries read from your own pages, so it's a fast way to find the right entry. Confirm anything that matters for airworthiness against the original logbook.
Pricing
No subscription and no minimum. You pay a flat fee per logbook, and the AI is passed through at cost.
+ AI usage at Google's price, with no markup
Sign up with Google. Add a card before your first upload.
FAQ
Digitizing a logbook turns the paper pages into records you can search. HangarIQ reads each maintenance entry from your photos and stores the date, the work performed and who performed or signed off the work, so you can search the history, download it as a PDF and ask questions about it.
Yes. HangarIQ uses Google's Gemini AI to read handwritten and typed entries, stickers and stamps from page photos. Faded or very messy handwriting can be misread, so check important entries against the original page; you can correct any entry right in the table.
Any aircraft maintenance logbook: airframe, engine, propeller, avionics or component logbooks, from any era. Upload each logbook separately so its entries stay together.
No. Photos from a phone are enough. Lay the page flat in good light and fill the frame with it. You can upload many pages at once and add more pages to a logbook later.
$2 per logbook, plus the AI cost of reading the pages and answering your questions, passed through at Google's price with no markup. Adding pages to an existing logbook has no upload fee. Usage is billed once a month to the card on file, and there is no subscription.
No. Keep the original logbooks: they are the aircraft's official maintenance records. HangarIQ gives you a searchable working copy and a backup of what the pages say.
Answers come only from the entries HangarIQ read from your pages, so they are a fast way to find things, not a records review. Confirm anything that matters, such as airworthiness directive compliance, against the logbook itself and with your mechanic or IA.
Your logbooks are visible only to your account. Page photos are sent to Google's Vertex AI to be read. You sign in with Google, and HangarIQ only uses your Google name, email and photo.
Create an account with Google and digitize your first logbook in minutes.