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Publisher Description

Kitflight is the app for experimental aircraft builders to document and track their building progress. Designed with builders in mind, Kitflight offers all the tools you need to keep a detailed log of your work and ensure every aspect of your build is organised and easily accessible. It's offline first, so your work log is always with you and you own the data.

Whether you’re recording time spent on tasks, categorizing your work, or adding notes to photo attachments, Kitflight helps you stay on top of every detail. With powerful search functionality, you can quickly retrieve past entries by title, description, or custom queries. Plus, with seamless iCloud sync, your logs are always up to date across all your mobile devices-whether you’re in the workshop or out and about.

Kitflight is built mobile-first, offering an advantage over desktop-only tools, so you can easily log your progress and document your work from anywhere. Inspired by a passion for aviation, this app was developed in memory of our dear friend and pilot, Oleksandr Kukurba.

Key Features:

- Track Time Spent: Easily log the time spent on each task throughout your build.
- Photo Annotations: Attach and annotate photos to document progress in detail.
- Digital Inventory: Register received kit parts, track their quantities, and set statuses for your parts, including backordered parts.
- Add unlimited PDF documents to your project or attach them directly to a work log entry.
- Organize Your Build: Create custom categories and tags to keep your work streamlined and organized.
- Powerful Search: Quickly find logs and entries with advanced search capabilities.
- iCloud Sync: Access your logs on all your devices, ensuring your records are always with you.
- Mobile-First Design: Log and manage your work from the convenience of your mobile device, wherever you are.
- Insights: Celebrate your build progress, check for patterns and visualise your project involvement.
- Contributors: Mention people and track their time contributions. Keep friends and family involved - it’s key to a successful build.
- Automatic local continuous and monthly backups

Kitflight is more than just a logging tool - it’s a tribute to the passion and dedication that goes into building your dream aircraft. Keep your project on course with the app designed to make every step of your journey easier and more organized.

Disclaimer: The screenshots displayed contain real log entries automatically imported from publicly available EAA builder log resources for the sole purpose of demonstrating the application’s look and feel. KitFlight does not claim ownership of any images or text contained therein. All rights remain with their respective owners. If you are the owner of any content displayed and would like it featured or removed from our App Store presence, please contact us.

Version History In this update, we introduced automatic local backups. KitFlight now quietly saves a backup of every project to your device, including logs, photos, documents, inventory, categories, tags, and contributors. There's nothing to set up, and it works alongside iCloud sync as an extra safety net.

Two copies are kept for each project: the latest backup and a monthly one, so there's always an older version to fall back on. If a project suddenly appears to be missing a lot of data, KitFlight keeps the existing backup instead of overwriting it.

A new Local Autobackups screen shows each backup's size, contents, and age. Swipe a backup to share or delete it, and restore a project at any time through Import. Backups are kept even if a project is deleted, and the sidebar now shows when your last local backup was made. For extra peace of mind, you can store a copy away from your device: share a backup to cloud storage, or connect to a computer and copy the Backups folder from Finder.

This update was made possible thanks to Matthew R., RV-8 builder. Thanks for building with KitFlight! As always, keep the feedback coming. 2.1.2 1d ago In this update, we introduced document attachments, letting you add PDFs such as receipts, manuals, checklists, and forms directly to your work log entries. Documents can be previewed right in KitFlight, are available in a new All Documents section, and sync across your devices with iCloud.

A new Building Consistency insight shows how steadily you’re making progress, helping you keep an eye on your build momentum over time.

Tagging and contributors are now easier to work with. Tap any tag in your log feed to quickly see all entries using it, and add multiple tags or contributors to a log in one step. Contributors can also be reordered and a primary builder selected, with your preferred order preserved during import/export.

We also made backups more complete and reliable. Empty categories and tags, sort orders, tag colors, contributor settings, and attached documents are now properly included when exporting and importing your data.

Thanks for building with KitFlight! As always, keep the feedback coming. 2.1.1 Sep 14 In this update, we introduced a digital parts inventory, letting you register received parts, track their quantities, and set statuses for your parts, including backordered parts. Rich filtering makes it easy to find the parts you’re looking for, identify parts with mismatched quantities, see assembled parts, and more. Inventoried parts can also be added in a work log, letting you keep track of when and which part was used

iCloud sync is now performed live, so you can truly move between iPhone, iPad and Mac seamlessly.

Cleaned some more bugs off the leading edges: KitFlight JSON Import/Export received both UI and functional improvements, making it clearer what was imported or exported and what was skipped. The log entry editor UI was also changed to always show the “+” button, making it easier to mention contributors and parts, set tags, insert photos, and more.

This update was made possible through the great collaboration with the community of aircraft home builders, especially the just starting RV-15 community! Please reach out with feedback, especially if it means more time towards building and less time logging! 2.1.0 Sep 1 This update improves how photos work in your build logs. You can now rearrange photos within a log entry, and the order is preserved everywhere, including exports. The annotation system was redesigned to be faster and more flexible. To add an annotation, long press on a spot on the photo while editing a log entry. The log feed now shows larger photos with annotations rendered directly in the feed. Jekyll export was also improved with persistent photo filenames and better support for captions and annotations. This update was largely driven by feedback from Florian B., a Van’s RV-7A builder. 2.0.2 Mar 19 Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen. 2.0.1 Jan 30 Export logs to PDF (US Letter or A4). Reorder categories and tags with drag and drop. Added initial KitFlight Portal integration to enable faster integrations with kit manufacturers and third-party service providers, supporting digital inventory, parts reordering, service bulletin distribution, and compliance tracking. 2.0.0 Jan 26 Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost. 1.10.1 10/22/2025 Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website. 1.10.0 08/13/2025 Minor UI fixes 1.9.1 06/29/2025 KitFlight now supports both light and dark mode, automatically matching your system settings. 1.9 06/24/2025 Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet. 1.8 06/05/2025 You can now export your work logs to CSV or JSON files, including all photos with embedded metadata (log text, title, and photo description).
The Gallery also has a new section that displays a photo grid for each registered category. 1.7 05/21/2025 Building an airplane is a team effort. You can now mention contributors and track individual time spent if you choose to. This feature was suggested by Josh Welsh, a Van’s RV-14 builder. The EAA strongly recommends involving Technical Counselors to provide a second set of eyes and help ensure a “zero defect” aircraft at the final FAA inspection. With this update, you can easily find logs related to TC visits and gain more insightful records overall.

Other improvements:
- The app now remembers your last selected project instead of defaulting to the most recently created one.
- Photo descriptions are now visible in the gallery view’s footer for better organization.

These updates are driven by builder feedback. If you have ideas, feel free to email support@kitflight.com 1.6 02/27/2025 Project Insights. Worked Hours. 1.5 02/10/2025 - Switching between time spent and number of logs in a category
- Work log layout changed to work well on both iPhone and iPad
- Improved performance, battery usage
- Multiple photos upload 1.4 12/02/2024 Improved search, minor fixes 1.3 10/19/2024 - Added log search by manual reference for easier navigation
- Link directly to time logs from gallery photos
- Total time spent now displayed instead of the number of log records
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements 1.2 10/18/2024 Improved photo attachments with annotations. 1.1 10/06/2024 1.0 09/17/2024



About KitFlight

KitFlight is a paid app for iOS published in the Other list of apps, part of Network & Internet.

The company that develops KitFlight is Pavlo Chernovolenko. The latest version released by its developer is 2.1.2.

To install KitFlight on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-14 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the KitFlight as malware if the download link is broken.

How to install KitFlight on your iOS device:

  • Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
  • Once the KitFlight is shown in the iTunes listing of your iOS device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the GET button to the right of the app to start downloading it.
  • If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.
  • After KitFlight is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
  • Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.

Program Details


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Released Date
2026-10-14
Languages
English

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iOS

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Version History


Here you can find the changelog of KitFlight since it was posted on our website on 2025-06-23. The latest version is 2.1.2 and it was updated on Apps112 on 17 October, 2026. See below the changes in each version:

version 2.1.2

posted on 2026-10-14

Version History In this update, we introduced automatic local backups. KitFlight now quietly saves a backup of every project to your device, including logs, photos, documents, inventory, categories, tags, and contributors. There's nothing to set up, and it works alongside iCloud sync as an extra safety net.

Two copies are kept for each project: the latest backup and a monthly one, so there's always an older version to fall back on. If a project suddenly appears to be missing a lot of data, KitFlight keeps the existing backup instead of overwriting it.

A new Local Autobackups screen shows each backup's size, contents, and age. Swipe a backup to share or delete it, and restore a project at any time through Import. Backups are kept even if a project is deleted, and the sidebar now shows when your last local backup was made. For extra peace of mind, you can store a copy away from your device: share a backup to cloud storage, or connect to a computer and copy the Backups folder from Finder.

This update was made possible thanks to Matthew R., RV-8 builder. Thanks for building with KitFlight! As always, keep the feedback coming. 2.1.2 1d ago In this update, we introduced document attachments, letting you add PDFs such as receipts, manuals, checklists, and forms directly to your work log entries. Documents can be previewed right in KitFlight, are available in a new All Documents section, and sync across your devices with iCloud.

A new Building Consistency insight shows how steadily you’re making progress, helping you keep an eye on your build momentum over time.

Tagging and contributors are now easier to work with. Tap any tag in your log feed to quickly see all entries using it, and add multiple tags or contributors to a log in one step. Contributors can also be reordered and a primary builder selected, with your preferred order preserved during import/export.

We also made backups more complete and reliable. Empty categories and tags, sort orders, tag colors, contributor settings, and attached documents are now properly included when exporting and importing your data.

Thanks for building with KitFlight! As always, keep the feedback coming. 2.1.1 Sep 14 In this update, we introduced a digital parts inventory, letting you register received parts, track their quantities, and set statuses for your parts, including backordered parts. Rich filtering makes it easy to find the parts you’re looking for, identify parts with mismatched quantities, see assembled parts, and more. Inventoried parts can also be added in a work log, letting you keep track of when and which part was used

iCloud sync is now performed live, so you can truly move between iPhone, iPad and Mac seamlessly.

Cleaned some more bugs off the leading edges: KitFlight JSON Import/Export received both UI and functional improvements, making it clearer what was imported or exported and what was skipped. The log entry editor UI was also changed to always show the “+” button, making it easier to mention contributors and parts, set tags, insert photos, and more.

This update was made possible through the great collaboration with the community of aircraft home builders, especially the just starting RV-15 community! Please reach out with feedback, especially if it means more time towards building and less time logging! 2.1.0 Sep 1 This update improves how photos work in your build logs. You can now rearrange photos within a log entry, and the order is preserved everywhere, including exports. The annotation system was redesigned to be faster and more flexible. To add an annotation, long press on a spot on the photo while editing a log entry. The log feed now shows larger photos with annotations rendered directly in the feed. Jekyll export was also improved with persistent photo filenames and better support for captions and annotations. This update was largely driven by feedback from Florian B., a Van’s RV-7A builder. 2.0.2 Mar 19 Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen. 2.0.1 Jan 30 Export logs to PDF (US Letter or A4). Reorder categories and tags with drag and drop. Added initial KitFlight Portal integration to enable faster integrations with kit manufacturers and third-party service providers, supporting digital inventory, parts reordering, service bulletin distribution, and compliance tracking. 2.0.0 Jan 26 Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost. 1.10.1 10/22/2025 Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website. 1.10.0 08/13/2025 Minor UI fixes 1.9.1 06/29/2025 KitFlight now supports both light and dark mode, automatically matching your system settings. 1.9 06/24/2025 Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet. 1.8 06/05/2025 You can now export your work logs to CSV or JSON files, including all photos with embedded metadata (log text, title, and photo description).
The Gallery also has a new section that displays a photo grid for each registered category. 1.7 05/21/2025 Building an airplane is a team effort. You can now mention contributors and track individual time spent if you choose to. This feature was suggested by Josh Welsh, a Van’s RV-14 builder. The EAA strongly recommends involving Technical Counselors to provide a second set of eyes and help ensure a “zero defect” aircraft at the final FAA inspection. With this update, you can easily find logs related to TC visits and gain more insightful records overall.

Other improvements:
- The app now remembers your last selected project instead of defaulting to the most recently created one.
- Photo descriptions are now visible in the gallery view’s footer for better organization.

These updates are driven by builder feedback. If you have ideas, feel free to email support@kitflight.com 1.6 02/27/2025 Project Insights. Worked Hours. 1.5 02/10/2025 - Switching between time spent and number of logs in a category
- Work log layout changed to work well on both iPhone and iPad
- Improved performance, battery usage
- Multiple photos upload 1.4 12/02/2024 Improved search, minor fixes 1.3 10/19/2024 - Added log search by manual reference for easier navigation
- Link directly to time logs from gallery photos
- Total time spent now displayed instead of the number of log records
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements 1.2 10/18/2024 Improved photo attachments with annotations. 1.1 10/06/2024 1.0 09/17/2024

version 2.1.1

posted on 2026-10-06

Version History In this update, we introduced document attachments, letting you add PDFs such as receipts, manuals, checklists, and forms directly to your work log entries. Documents can be previewed right in KitFlight, are available in a new All Documents section, and sync across your devices with iCloud.

A new Building Consistency insight shows how steadily you’re making progress, helping you keep an eye on your build momentum over time.

Tagging and contributors are now easier to work with. Tap any tag in your log feed to quickly see all entries using it, and add multiple tags or contributors to a log in one step. Contributors can also be reordered and a primary builder selected, with your preferred order preserved during import/export.

We also made backups more complete and reliable. Empty categories and tags, sort orders, tag colors, contributor settings, and attached documents are now properly included when exporting and importing your data.

Thanks for building with KitFlight! As always, keep the feedback coming. 2.1.1 Sep 14 In this update, we introduced a digital parts inventory, letting you register received parts, track their quantities, and set statuses for your parts, including backordered parts. Rich filtering makes it easy to find the parts you’re looking for, identify parts with mismatched quantities, see assembled parts, and more. Inventoried parts can also be added in a work log, letting you keep track of when and which part was used

iCloud sync is now performed live, so you can truly move between iPhone, iPad and Mac seamlessly.

Cleaned some more bugs off the leading edges: KitFlight JSON Import/Export received both UI and functional improvements, making it clearer what was imported or exported and what was skipped. The log entry editor UI was also changed to always show the “+” button, making it easier to mention contributors and parts, set tags, insert photos, and more.

This update was made possible through the great collaboration with the community of aircraft home builders, especially the just starting RV-15 community! Please reach out with feedback, especially if it means more time towards building and less time logging! 2.1.0 Sep 1 This update improves how photos work in your build logs. You can now rearrange photos within a log entry, and the order is preserved everywhere, including exports. The annotation system was redesigned to be faster and more flexible. To add an annotation, long press on a spot on the photo while editing a log entry. The log feed now shows larger photos with annotations rendered directly in the feed. Jekyll export was also improved with persistent photo filenames and better support for captions and annotations. This update was largely driven by feedback from Florian B., a Van’s RV-7A builder. 2.0.2 Mar 19 Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen. 2.0.1 Jan 30 Export logs to PDF (US Letter or A4). Reorder categories and tags with drag and drop. Added initial KitFlight Portal integration to enable faster integrations with kit manufacturers and third-party service providers, supporting digital inventory, parts reordering, service bulletin distribution, and compliance tracking. 2.0.0 Jan 26 Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost. 1.10.1 10/22/2025 Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website. 1.10.0 08/13/2025 Minor UI fixes 1.9.1 06/29/2025 KitFlight now supports both light and dark mode, automatically matching your system settings. 1.9 06/24/2025 Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet. 1.8 06/05/2025 You can now export your work logs to CSV or JSON files, including all photos with embedded metadata (log text, title, and photo description).
The Gallery also has a new section that displays a photo grid for each registered category. 1.7 05/21/2025 Building an airplane is a team effort. You can now mention contributors and track individual time spent if you choose to. This feature was suggested by Josh Welsh, a Van’s RV-14 builder. The EAA strongly recommends involving Technical Counselors to provide a second set of eyes and help ensure a “zero defect” aircraft at the final FAA inspection. With this update, you can easily find logs related to TC visits and gain more insightful records overall.

Other improvements:
- The app now remembers your last selected project instead of defaulting to the most recently created one.
- Photo descriptions are now visible in the gallery view’s footer for better organization.

These updates are driven by builder feedback. If you have ideas, feel free to email support@kitflight.com 1.6 02/27/2025 Project Insights. Worked Hours. 1.5 02/10/2025 - Switching between time spent and number of logs in a category
- Work log layout changed to work well on both iPhone and iPad
- Improved performance, battery usage
- Multiple photos upload 1.4 12/02/2024 Improved search, minor fixes 1.3 10/19/2024 - Added log search by manual reference for easier navigation
- Link directly to time logs from gallery photos
- Total time spent now displayed instead of the number of log records
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements 1.2 10/18/2024 Improved photo attachments with annotations. 1.1 10/06/2024 1.0 09/17/2024

version 2.1.1

posted on 2026-09-19

Version History In this update, we introduced document attachments, letting you add PDFs such as receipts, manuals, checklists, and forms directly to your work log entries. Documents can be previewed right in KitFlight, are available in a new All Documents section, and sync across your devices with iCloud.

A new Building Consistency insight shows how steadily you’re making progress, helping you keep an eye on your build momentum over time.

Tagging and contributors are now easier to work with. Tap any tag in your log feed to quickly see all entries using it, and add multiple tags or contributors to a log in one step. Contributors can also be reordered and a primary builder selected, with your preferred order preserved during import/export.

We also made backups more complete and reliable. Empty categories and tags, sort orders, tag colors, contributor settings, and attached documents are now properly included when exporting and importing your data.

Thanks for building with KitFlight! As always, keep the feedback coming. 2.1.1 4d ago In this update, we introduced a digital parts inventory, letting you register received parts, track their quantities, and set statuses for your parts, including backordered parts. Rich filtering makes it easy to find the parts you’re looking for, identify parts with mismatched quantities, see assembled parts, and more. Inventoried parts can also be added in a work log, letting you keep track of when and which part was used

iCloud sync is now performed live, so you can truly move between iPhone, iPad and Mac seamlessly.

Cleaned some more bugs off the leading edges: KitFlight JSON Import/Export received both UI and functional improvements, making it clearer what was imported or exported and what was skipped. The log entry editor UI was also changed to always show the “+” button, making it easier to mention contributors and parts, set tags, insert photos, and more.

This update was made possible through the great collaboration with the community of aircraft home builders, especially the just starting RV-15 community! Please reach out with feedback, especially if it means more time towards building and less time logging! 2.1.0 Sep 1 This update improves how photos work in your build logs. You can now rearrange photos within a log entry, and the order is preserved everywhere, including exports. The annotation system was redesigned to be faster and more flexible. To add an annotation, long press on a spot on the photo while editing a log entry. The log feed now shows larger photos with annotations rendered directly in the feed. Jekyll export was also improved with persistent photo filenames and better support for captions and annotations. This update was largely driven by feedback from Florian B., a Van’s RV-7A builder. 2.0.2 Mar 19 Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen. 2.0.1 Jan 30 Export logs to PDF (US Letter or A4). Reorder categories and tags with drag and drop. Added initial KitFlight Portal integration to enable faster integrations with kit manufacturers and third-party service providers, supporting digital inventory, parts reordering, service bulletin distribution, and compliance tracking. 2.0.0 Jan 26 Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost. 1.10.1 10/22/2025 Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website. 1.10.0 08/13/2025 Minor UI fixes 1.9.1 06/29/2025 KitFlight now supports both light and dark mode, automatically matching your system settings. 1.9 06/24/2025 Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet. 1.8 06/05/2025 You can now export your work logs to CSV or JSON files, including all photos with embedded metadata (log text, title, and photo description).
The Gallery also has a new section that displays a photo grid for each registered category. 1.7 05/21/2025 Building an airplane is a team effort. You can now mention contributors and track individual time spent if you choose to. This feature was suggested by Josh Welsh, a Van’s RV-14 builder. The EAA strongly recommends involving Technical Counselors to provide a second set of eyes and help ensure a “zero defect” aircraft at the final FAA inspection. With this update, you can easily find logs related to TC visits and gain more insightful records overall.

Other improvements:
- The app now remembers your last selected project instead of defaulting to the most recently created one.
- Photo descriptions are now visible in the gallery view’s footer for better organization.

These updates are driven by builder feedback. If you have ideas, feel free to email support@kitflight.com 1.6 02/27/2025 Project Insights. Worked Hours. 1.5 02/10/2025 - Switching between time spent and number of logs in a category
- Work log layout changed to work well on both iPhone and iPad
- Improved performance, battery usage
- Multiple photos upload 1.4 12/02/2024 Improved search, minor fixes 1.3 10/19/2024 - Added log search by manual reference for easier navigation
- Link directly to time logs from gallery photos
- Total time spent now displayed instead of the number of log records
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements 1.2 10/18/2024 Improved photo attachments with annotations. 1.1 10/06/2024 1.0 09/17/2024

version 2.1.0

posted on 2026-09-12

Version History In this update, we introduced a digital parts inventory, letting you register received parts, track their quantities, and set statuses for your parts, including backordered parts. Rich filtering makes it easy to find the parts you’re looking for, identify parts with mismatched quantities, see assembled parts, and more. Inventoried parts can also be added in a work log, letting you keep track of when and which part was used

iCloud sync is now performed live, so you can truly move between iPhone, iPad and Mac seamlessly.

Cleaned some more bugs off the leading edges: KitFlight JSON Import/Export received both UI and functional improvements, making it clearer what was imported or exported and what was skipped. The log entry editor UI was also changed to always show the “+” button, making it easier to mention contributors and parts, set tags, insert photos, and more.

This update was made possible through the great collaboration with the community of aircraft home builders, especially the just starting RV-15 community! Please reach out with feedback, especially if it means more time towards building and less time logging! 2.1.0 Sep 1 This update improves how photos work in your build logs. You can now rearrange photos within a log entry, and the order is preserved everywhere, including exports. The annotation system was redesigned to be faster and more flexible. To add an annotation, long press on a spot on the photo while editing a log entry. The log feed now shows larger photos with annotations rendered directly in the feed. Jekyll export was also improved with persistent photo filenames and better support for captions and annotations. This update was largely driven by feedback from Florian B., a Van’s RV-7A builder. 2.0.2 Mar 19 Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen. 2.0.1 Jan 30 Export logs to PDF (US Letter or A4). Reorder categories and tags with drag and drop. Added initial KitFlight Portal integration to enable faster integrations with kit manufacturers and third-party service providers, supporting digital inventory, parts reordering, service bulletin distribution, and compliance tracking. 2.0.0 Jan 26 Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost. 1.10.1 10/22/2025 Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website. 1.10.0 08/13/2025 Minor UI fixes 1.9.1 06/29/2025 KitFlight now supports both light and dark mode, automatically matching your system settings. 1.9 06/24/2025 Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet. 1.8 06/05/2025 You can now export your work logs to CSV or JSON files, including all photos with embedded metadata (log text, title, and photo description).
The Gallery also has a new section that displays a photo grid for each registered category. 1.7 05/21/2025 Building an airplane is a team effort. You can now mention contributors and track individual time spent if you choose to. This feature was suggested by Josh Welsh, a Van’s RV-14 builder. The EAA strongly recommends involving Technical Counselors to provide a second set of eyes and help ensure a “zero defect” aircraft at the final FAA inspection. With this update, you can easily find logs related to TC visits and gain more insightful records overall.

Other improvements:
- The app now remembers your last selected project instead of defaulting to the most recently created one.
- Photo descriptions are now visible in the gallery view’s footer for better organization.

These updates are driven by builder feedback. If you have ideas, feel free to email support@kitflight.com 1.6 02/27/2025 Project Insights. Worked Hours. 1.5 02/10/2025 - Switching between time spent and number of logs in a category
- Work log layout changed to work well on both iPhone and iPad
- Improved performance, battery usage
- Multiple photos upload 1.4 12/02/2024 Improved search, minor fixes 1.3 10/19/2024 - Added log search by manual reference for easier navigation
- Link directly to time logs from gallery photos
- Total time spent now displayed instead of the number of log records
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements 1.2 10/18/2024 Improved photo attachments with annotations. 1.1 10/06/2024 1.0 09/17/2024

version 2.1.0

posted on 2026-09-04

Version History In this update, we introduced a digital parts inventory, letting you register received parts, track their quantities, and set statuses for your parts, including backordered parts. Rich filtering makes it easy to find the parts you’re looking for, identify parts with mismatched quantities, see assembled parts, and more. Inventoried parts can also be added in a work log, letting you keep track of when and which part was used

iCloud sync is now performed live, so you can truly move between iPhone, iPad and Mac seamlessly.

Cleaned some more bugs off the leading edges: KitFlight JSON Import/Export received both UI and functional improvements, making it clearer what was imported or exported and what was skipped. The log entry editor UI was also changed to always show the “+” button, making it easier to mention contributors and parts, set tags, insert photos, and more.

This update was made possible through the great collaboration with the community of aircraft home builders, especially the just starting RV-15 community! Please reach out with feedback, especially if it means more time towards building and less time logging! 2.1.0 3d ago This update improves how photos work in your build logs. You can now rearrange photos within a log entry, and the order is preserved everywhere, including exports. The annotation system was redesigned to be faster and more flexible. To add an annotation, long press on a spot on the photo while editing a log entry. The log feed now shows larger photos with annotations rendered directly in the feed. Jekyll export was also improved with persistent photo filenames and better support for captions and annotations. This update was largely driven by feedback from Florian B., a Van’s RV-7A builder. 2.0.2 Mar 19 Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen. 2.0.1 Jan 30 Export logs to PDF (US Letter or A4). Reorder categories and tags with drag and drop. Added initial KitFlight Portal integration to enable faster integrations with kit manufacturers and third-party service providers, supporting digital inventory, parts reordering, service bulletin distribution, and compliance tracking. 2.0.0 Jan 26 Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost. 1.10.1 10/22/2025 Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website. 1.10.0 08/13/2025 Minor UI fixes 1.9.1 06/29/2025 KitFlight now supports both light and dark mode, automatically matching your system settings. 1.9 06/24/2025 Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet. 1.8 06/05/2025 You can now export your work logs to CSV or JSON files, including all photos with embedded metadata (log text, title, and photo description).
The Gallery also has a new section that displays a photo grid for each registered category. 1.7 05/21/2025 Building an airplane is a team effort. You can now mention contributors and track individual time spent if you choose to. This feature was suggested by Josh Welsh, a Van’s RV-14 builder. The EAA strongly recommends involving Technical Counselors to provide a second set of eyes and help ensure a “zero defect” aircraft at the final FAA inspection. With this update, you can easily find logs related to TC visits and gain more insightful records overall.

Other improvements:
- The app now remembers your last selected project instead of defaulting to the most recently created one.
- Photo descriptions are now visible in the gallery view’s footer for better organization.

These updates are driven by builder feedback. If you have ideas, feel free to email support@kitflight.com 1.6 02/27/2025 Project Insights. Worked Hours. 1.5 02/10/2025 - Switching between time spent and number of logs in a category
- Work log layout changed to work well on both iPhone and iPad
- Improved performance, battery usage
- Multiple photos upload 1.4 12/02/2024 Improved search, minor fixes 1.3 10/19/2024 - Added log search by manual reference for easier navigation
- Link directly to time logs from gallery photos
- Total time spent now displayed instead of the number of log records
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements 1.2 10/18/2024 Improved photo attachments with annotations. 1.1 10/06/2024 1.0 09/17/2024

version 2.0.2

posted on 2026-08-23

Version History This update improves how photos work in your build logs. You can now rearrange photos within a log entry, and the order is preserved everywhere, including exports. The annotation system was redesigned to be faster and more flexible. To add an annotation, long press on a spot on the photo while editing a log entry. The log feed now shows larger photos with annotations rendered directly in the feed. Jekyll export was also improved with persistent photo filenames and better support for captions and annotations. This update was largely driven by feedback from Florian B., a Van’s RV-7A builder. 2.0.2 Mar 19 Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen. 2.0.1 Jan 30 Export logs to PDF (US Letter or A4). Reorder categories and tags with drag and drop. Added initial KitFlight Portal integration to enable faster integrations with kit manufacturers and third-party service providers, supporting digital inventory, parts reordering, service bulletin distribution, and compliance tracking. 2.0.0 Jan 26 Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost. 1.10.1 10/22/2025 Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website. 1.10.0 08/13/2025 Minor UI fixes 1.9.1 06/29/2025 KitFlight now supports both light and dark mode, automatically matching your system settings. 1.9 06/24/2025 Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet. 1.8 06/05/2025 You can now export your work logs to CSV or JSON files, including all photos with embedded metadata (log text, title, and photo description).
The Gallery also has a new section that displays a photo grid for each registered category. 1.7 05/21/2025 Building an airplane is a team effort. You can now mention contributors and track individual time spent if you choose to. This feature was suggested by Josh Welsh, a Van’s RV-14 builder. The EAA strongly recommends involving Technical Counselors to provide a second set of eyes and help ensure a “zero defect” aircraft at the final FAA inspection. With this update, you can easily find logs related to TC visits and gain more insightful records overall.

Other improvements:
- The app now remembers your last selected project instead of defaulting to the most recently created one.
- Photo descriptions are now visible in the gallery view’s footer for better organization.

These updates are driven by builder feedback. If you have ideas, feel free to email support@kitflight.com 1.6 02/27/2025 Project Insights. Worked Hours. 1.5 02/10/2025 - Switching between time spent and number of logs in a category
- Work log layout changed to work well on both iPhone and iPad
- Improved performance, battery usage
- Multiple photos upload 1.4 12/02/2024 Improved search, minor fixes 1.3 10/19/2024 - Added log search by manual reference for easier navigation
- Link directly to time logs from gallery photos
- Total time spent now displayed instead of the number of log records
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements 1.2 10/18/2024 Improved photo attachments with annotations. 1.1 10/06/2024 1.0 09/17/2024

version 2.0.1

posted on 2026-01-30

Jekyll Export time format fixed for contributions, added back kit manufacturer/model to the project settings screen.

version 1.10.1

posted on 2025-10-22

Oct 22, 2025
Version 1.10.1
Export your logs to Jekyll compatible markdown files and photo assets, publish your logs online at no extra cost.

version 1.10.0

posted on 2025-08-13

Aug 13, 2025
Version 1.10.0
Use tags to track time for different activities (such as test fitting or priming) in addition to using categories. Each log record can belong to a specific category but may have multiple tags. The photo gallery UX has also been changed to allow builders to see photo information in a more readable way, and to include contextual information about each photo taken. It is now possible to edit created categories and tags if needed. All these features were driven or suggested by current app users. Feel free to reach out to us with your suggestions through the website.

version 1.8

posted on 2025-06-05

Jun 5, 2025
Version 1.8
Import your work log entries from the EAA Builders Log or MyKitLog websites in just minutes. Then save time and effort by tracking your build progress right from your phone or tablet.

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