Software,
not subscriptions.

I fly the line. I also got tired of paying every month to look at flying I'd already done — so I built the logbook I actually wanted, and I priced it the way software used to be priced: once.

Your logbook is the record of a career you earned in early starts, sim checks, and missed holidays. It is your property. The mission here fits on a single line:

Build good software, sell it for a fair price, and get out of the way.

That's it. I'm not trying to build generational wealth on the backs of hard-working pilots. I'm not the landlord of your flight history. Charging you rent, every month, to read back hours you already paid for in jet fuel never sat right with me — so Aviator Archive doesn't.

What I commit to

• 01.
  One price, no subscription. You buy it once and own it for life — no tiers, no renewals, no "first year free" trick. Updates and fixes are included; if a major new version ever arrives, it'd be a one-time upgrade, never a rental.
• 02.
  Your device, your data. Your flight data lives on your own kit. I don't host it, I don't sell it, and I'm not interested in keeping a copy.
• 03.
  Always exportable. Pull the whole logbook to CSV or Excel any time — free, whether you're on Pro or not. The print-ready PDF and regulatory formats are part of Pro. Either way I have no reason to make leaving hard; I already got paid.
• 04.
  Honest about the cloud. Our licensing server handles sign-in and unlocks your purchase. That's the entire job. No flight data passes through it, and I'll always be precise about that.

"The black box of logbooks — indestructible, reliable, and completely yours."