paxstats handbookInvite-only beta
Everything the app does, on one page
A flight logbook for trips that already happened. Scan the boarding pass — the maps, charts, badges and year in review build themselves.
Your routes, on a globe
Every flight mapped and spun live, drawn from the real flown track where there is one.
Seven ways to log a flight
- Scan the passLive camera, decodes the barcode on sight. A connecting itinerary becomes one draft per leg.
- Photograph the stubFor the one with no scannable code. Read as an image — PDF passes too.
- Share from WalletShare the pass into paxstats on iOS. It is waiting for you when you land.
- Forward the emailSend the airline's confirmation to log@paxstats.app. No app to open at all.
- Type the numberA flight number and a date fills route, times, aircraft, tail number and the real flown track.
- By handSix steps on a phone, one form on a laptop. Only the date and the two airports are required.
- Import everythingFlighty, FlightDiary, OpenFlights, App in the Air, JetLog, TripIt and the paxstats template.
- Then you confirmScans, forwards and shared passes wait in Notifications as a draft. Nothing is logged behind your back.
Ask your logbook
Plain English, answered by Claude (Anthropic) from a real query over your own rows — not a model reading a table and guessing. Needs AI features turned on in Settings.
Your profile
Your Pax ID is your handle and your URL — paxstats.app/yourhandle — with a generated preview image when the link is shared.
What one flight holds
- RouteAirports, date, local departure and arrival, duration, great-circle distance on save
- MetalAirline, aircraft type, manufacturer, and the tail number — which pulls a photo of that airframe
- SeatNumber, cabin class, window/aisle/middle, award-ticket and jump-seat flags
- TripPurpose — business, leisure, commute, positioning — and up to five lounges that day
- PhotosBoarding passes, wing shots, meal trays. Private, served through short-lived signed links
- CompanionsTag a pax buddy from the same flight; they confirm and it lands in their logbook too
- WeatherConditions at both ends on the actual date — archive for old flights, forecast for upcoming ones
- UpcomingLog a trip before you take it and it pins above the log with a countdown (T-12d)
Stats
- Overview
- Flights and distance per year, year over year, flying days, and a pax profile
- Airlines & aircraft
- Top airlines, manufacturers, types, most-flown tails, cabin, two seat maps
- Places
- Top airports, routes, countries, regions, haul length, and the route map
- Timing
- Departures by day and hour, weekday, month, seat position, trip purpose
Any period you pick, plus deep insights no chart states: time zones crossed per year, widebody share, premium-cabin share, route variety.
168 achievements
Count ladders plus one-offs for how you fly — polar routes, island nations, red-eyes, single-airline loyalty. Points by tier carry you from Bronze Aviator to Legend IV.
Share & Wrapped
Any flight as a card — five styles, photo or map. A year-in-review story for every year you have flown.
Feed
- The feed
- A globe of where everyone has just been, then real flights other pax logged
- Pax buddies
- One symmetrical connection, suggested by overlap with your own flying
- Reactions & comments
- On any flight you can see, plus companions who confirm a shared one
- Compare
- Two logbooks head to head over any period — shared routes, who is ahead
- Directories
- Every airport, airline, country, aircraft type and tail you have flown. Lounges too
Notifications
- Your trips
- About 24 hours before a planned departure, and after landing while the seat and photos are fresh
- Did you fly?
- A quick confirmation once a flight you logged in advance has left
- Drafts to review
- Scans, forwarded emails and Wallet passes waiting for Review or Dismiss
- Badges & streaks
- New achievement unlocks, and a nudge before a monthly logging streak lapses
- Your people
- Buddy requests, companion tags, a buddy's new flight, reactions and comments
- How it reaches you
- In-app always, push on web and iOS, and email for the social ones — each switchable
Privacy & your data
- Three visibility tiers
- Public, any signed-in pax, or accepted buddies only
- Separate switches
- Your flight list, your photos and your avatar, each on its own
- Row-level security
- Enforced by the database itself, not by a check in the app
- Export
- Your flights as a CSV the importer accepts, and everything on your account as JSON
- Blocking
- A blocked pax is gone from your feed, profile and notifications
- Delete
- Self-serve, from Settings, without emailing anyone
Written out in full on the Security & Trust page, alongside Privacy and Terms.
Web, iOS, inbox
- Web
- Any browser, installable, and the last logbook you loaded renders offline
- iOS
- A native build with Wallet sharing, push, camera scanning and Sign in with Apple
- Inbox
- log@paxstats.app logs a flight with no app open at all
- Signing in
- Apple, Google, or email and password. Invite-only for now
Want to try it?
paxstats is in private beta. Ask for an invite and you'll get one as soon as a spot opens.