About paxstats
A logbook for the flights you have already flown.
Log a flight in seconds. The map, the stats, your status and your stamps build themselves.
Log
Seven ways in, from scanning the boarding pass to forwarding the airline's email. You check every flight before it is saved.
See
Your map and trips, 6 chapters of stats, elite status, 208 achievements to collect as stamps, and a year in review.
Share
A public profile at paxstats.app/you, or buddies only. Your flights, photos and avatar each have their own switch.
Questions
What people ask first
What is paxstats?
A logbook for the flights you have already taken. You log a flight, and the map, the statistics, your elite status, your stamps and a year in review are built from it.
How do I log a flight?
Seven ways: scan the boarding pass, photograph it, share a Wallet pass, PDF or screenshot to the iOS app, forward the airline's email to log@paxstats.app (Business and First), type the flight number, enter it by hand, or import your history from Flighty, FlightDiary, OpenFlights, App in the Air, JetLog or TripIt.
Who can see my flights?
You choose: public, any signed-in pax, or accepted buddies only, with separate switches for your flight list, your photos and your avatar. A flight logged in advance stays hidden from everyone else until it has landed.
What do I get from it?
Distance, time aloft, airlines, aircraft, airports, countries and seat habits for any period you pick; your flights grouped into trips you can replay leg by leg; yearly and lifetime elite status, and 208 achievements collected as stamps; questions about your flying answered in plain English; share cards; and a Wrapped story for every year you have flown.
Is it free?
Yes. Logging, importing, exporting, your stats, the globe and your profile have no limits. Business and First are optional subscriptions, monthly or yearly: more flight-number lookups and flown routes, flights looked up two years back instead of 30 days, forwarding emails to log@paxstats.app, and on First, deep answers and your Wrapped year as a video.
Who else is on it?
Pax buddies: people you connect with both ways. Their flights show up in your feed, you can react and comment, compare logbooks head to head, and see where you rank among them. Strangers never see more than you make public.
Can I get my data out?
Yes. Export your flights as a CSV the importer accepts, or everything on your account as JSON. You can delete your account yourself from Settings.
Is there an app?
paxstats runs in any browser and installs like an app, and the last logbook you loaded opens offline. There is also a native iPhone app with Wallet sharing, push notifications and camera scanning, open to everyone as a public beta on TestFlight until it reaches the App Store.
How do I join?
paxstats is invite-only for now. Ask for an invite and you will get one as soon as a spot opens.
Still curious?
The handbook covers every feature in detail.