See it in action

Tap an example to play it. shows where to tap.

PhoneLog a leg on your phone

Tap Ramp Out and type four digits per box, like 0930. It jumps to the next box, then air and flight time appear in tenths. Today keeps every leg.

Animation: Log a leg on your phone
Slide OverOver your EFB in Slide Over

Swipe ZuluFox in from the right over your flight planning app. Type your times without leaving the map. With the compact number pad on, the keys stay inside ZuluFox’s window.

Slide Over is an iPad feature, so it needs an iPad that supports it. Android tablets use split screen or floating windows instead.

Animation: Over your EFB in Slide Over
Split ViewBeside your EFB in Split View

Keep your map and flight plan on one side and ZuluFox on the other. Type the four times and the tenths work themselves out.

Animation: Beside your EFB in Split View
iPad landscape and foldablesTwo panes on a wide screen

Turn your iPad sideways or open your foldable: Today on one side, Times on the other. Type on one side and watch the day fill in. Tap Swap to flip them.

Animation: Two panes on a wide screen
LogbookFind any past day with the calendar

Tap Logbook for your week. Tap the calendar to see the month, where orange dots mark flying days. Tap a day to see every leg, ready to copy into your logbook.

Animation: Find any past day with the calendar
HobbsWork out Hobbs time

Tap Hobbs and type the start and end readings as they appear on the meter. ZuluFox works out the Hobbs time, and the cost if you add a rate per hour.

Animation: Work out Hobbs time
Fix a timeCatch a time that doesn’t add up

Type a Ramp In earlier than Landing and ZuluFox flags it straight away and highlights the box. Type the right time and it’s fixed.

Animation: Catch a time that doesn’t add up
Night modeLog after a night flight

Red on black keeps your night vision. Turn it on in Settings › Appearance.

Animation: Log after a night flight

The compact number pad is optional. On an iPad or foldable, turn it on in Settings › Keyboard. Otherwise ZuluFox uses your device’s own keyboard.

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