17,000 kms. That's how far Lima is from Hyderabad. And I only know it because I googled it while waiting for my bus to arrive. I wondered how a couple of flights had taken me to literally the other side of the planet! That's when I started logging my flights, and my travel history turns out to be really exciting.

Ever wondered what the longest flight you've taken is?
Or the smallest, strangest airport you've landed at?

If you've got a running mental tally of your flights but no actual record, Flylog's for you.

If you're the type who checks seat maps for fun, remembers gate numbers longer than birthdays, or just wants proof of everywhere you've been, this one's for you too.

I wanted the Flighty-style flight passport for this, but I'm a loyal Android user, and that's an iPhone-only world.

So I built Flylog myself to track my flights and relive my travel moments.

🗺️ What's inside:
• Map - every airport and route you've flown, plotted on one live map
• Flight Log - a real logbook: dates, routes, airlines, aircraft, all in one place
• Stats - distance, countries, airports, and patterns you didn't know you had
• Flight Cards - a shareable flight card for all the flights you've flown

📩 Here's how it works. You forward your booking or boarding pass email; Flylog logs the flight automatically.

🔒 Flylog never asks for access to your email inbox. You forward what you want logged; that's it. No scanning, no linked account, no blanket permissions.

🛠️ Built this off my own flights first, so parsing is strongest for Indian travel aggregators and airlines today. Coverage for more airlines and booking sources worldwide is actively being added.

I found out my own travel history at a bus stop in Lima. You don't need to wait that long. Download Flylog, log your first flight, and go find out what your 17,000 km moment is.