Dashboard overview
The Dashboard summarizes your logbook with charts, totals, limitations, and progress views. You can customize it so the information you check most often stays easy to reach.
It includes sector analytics, PM/PF distribution, take-off and landing times, a flight heat map, a flight journey, timeframe controls, and shareable widgets.
Where to find it
Open Dashboard from the main app navigation.
Tablet users can see Dashboard content on the Home screen. On larger screens, Dashboard is designed as a two-column layout instead of a separate phone-style screen.
Dashboard widgets
Dashboard widgets can show different parts of your logbook, such as:
- Flight hour summaries.
- Sector summaries.
- PM/PF counts.
- Takeoff and landing statistics.
- Takeoff & landing times: how your takeoffs and landings are spread across the UTC day (00–06, 06–12, 12–18 and 18–24).
- Average sector length by month: the average block time per sector for each month of the selected year.
- Monthly and yearly trends.
- Limitations and current totals.
- My Flights Heat Map: the countries you have flown to, coloured by intensity.
- My Flight Journey: your flights replayed on a 3D globe.
- Salary estimate for supported THY and AJet pilots. See Salary Calculator.
You can customize the Dashboard by choosing Customize Dashboard, then dragging items to reorder them or toggling their visibility, depending on the widget type and app layout.
Timeframe controls
Dashboard timeframe controls let you choose which period the Dashboard should use.
Open Dashboard period and pick one of the preset periods:
- All times
- This month
- Last month
- This year
- Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 6 months, Last year and Last 2 years
You can also choose Custom range and select your own dates. After you change the period, MyLog can ask whether to save it as the default (Save this period as default?), so the Dashboard opens with it next time.
Custom ranges can also be open-ended:
- No Start Date / Since Beginning: include records from the beginning of your logbook until the selected end.
- No End Date / Until Now: include records from the selected start until now.
Use timeframe controls when you want to compare a specific month, year, training period, company period, or any custom part of your logbook.
Sector analytics
Dashboard can show sector activity across different periods, including monthly sectors, yearly sectors, average monthly sectors by year, and sectors flown in a UTC day.
The UTC-day sector view helps you understand common duty patterns, such as whether you usually fly two-sector or four-sector days. Positioning records can also count toward sector totals when they are recorded that way.
For month-focused planned versus actual tracking, see Monthly progress and targets.
PM/PF counts
The PM/PF widget summarizes how often you logged yourself as Pilot Monitoring or Pilot Flying. The chart shows percentages, so you can review your logged function distribution over the selected Dashboard timeframe at a glance.
Sharing Dashboard widgets
Some Dashboard widgets can be shared as images, including the Takeoff & landing times and Average sector length by month cards. Long-press a supported widget and use the available share or download action.
This can be useful for saving a quick visual summary or sharing a chart outside the app.
Reading chart values
Dashboard charts show values and labels so they are easy to read. If a chart has many entries, use the available scrolling or timeframe controls to narrow the data.
Widgets that list many entries have a Show All page. On widgets that support it, use the Search… field at the top of that page to find an entry. Long names wrap onto the next line instead of scrolling sideways.
In the Monthly Progress details, the columns break your time down into Flight, Simulator and Positioning. See Monthly progress and targets.