We're on a mission to protect every pilot's flying story

Hi, I’m Guillaume, Skyden’s founder. I am also a pilot, so I know how personal a logbook becomes after a few years of flying.

Logging a flight can feel routine, but the record builds quickly. It shows where you have flown, what you have learned, and how your experience has changed over time.

The usual tools all have compromises. Paper can fade, tear, or disappear. Spreadsheets become difficult to maintain. Many older apps feel closer to databases than software you would choose to use after every flight.

Pilots lose records to stolen bags, damaged paper, and failed drives. For a professional pilot, reconstructing those hours can become a career problem. Even for recreational pilots, losing the record means losing part of the history behind the flying.

We built Skyden to give that history a safer home. It protects your records, produces authority-specific exports, and gives you a clear way to revisit the flights behind the totals.

Features come from problems we have faced ourselves or requests from pilots using the app. That keeps the work focused on daily logging, reliable records, and details that matter in a real logbook.

There is more to build, and feedback from pilots continues to shape what comes next.

Thanks for flying with us.

Guillaume
Founder of Skyden