CamoBook review
Aviation-focused logbooks with offline entry, signed records and audit-ready exports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CamoBook is a web-based electronic technical logbook and Part-ML continuing-airworthiness system for light-aviation operators. It is aimed at flying clubs, training organisations, helicopter operators, aircraft owners, pilots, mechanics and administrators who need structured records for flights, maintenance, defects and aircraft documents. Role-based access separates operational responsibilities, while the progressive web app supports offline draft entry for field work where connectivity is unreliable.
Pricing is set per aircraft and billed annually for the first aircraft. The unpowered-aircraft subscription costs 49 PLN per aircraft per month for gliders and balloons, with all version 1.0 features and unlimited accounts, techlog entries, compliance records, components and aircraft documents. The powered-aircraft annual subscription costs 149 PLN per aircraft per month for piston aeroplanes, piston helicopters and motor gliders, with the same system scope. A monthly-settlement powered-aircraft plan costs 179 PLN per aircraft per month and has no commitment. The organisation minimum is 149 PLN per month, while pricing above 25 aircraft moves to an individual quotation.
Its strongest depth is in aviation record integrity and continuing-airworthiness workflows. Electronic signatures use SHA-256 digests, signed entries are immutable, and a hash-chained event register supports traceability. Hour, calendar and cycle limits feed due-date forecasting; defect, component and document tracking adds expiry alerts; and manufacturer bulletins plus EASA airworthiness directives are ingested daily. One-click authority audit packs export CSV and PDF files in a ZIP with checksums, while pilot logbook statistics support CSV export and A4 printouts. Offline work is practical for drafting, but signatures need server connectivity. Organisations needing broader integrations, native platform apps or round-the-clock support should consider alternatives; CamoBook fits teams prioritising aviation-specific controls and audit preparation.
CamoBook pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline PWA entry queues drafts and synchronises when connectivity returns
- Immutable SHA-256 signatures and hash-chained event register
- Maintenance forecasting, defect tracking and authority audit-pack exports
- Where it doesn't
- Signing requires server connectivity, so offline entries remain drafts
- Web-only deployment limits native platform coverage
- Integration is limited to Best Pilot training system
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