Support

Questions, bugs or ideas? We'd love to hear from you.

Contact

Open an issue at github.com/peavers/dayside-site/issues and start the title with "Dayside Flights". Include your iPhone model, iOS version and the app's version (shown in Settings). We read every report.

Please don't post personal details such as your flights, booking references or email in a public issue.

Common questions

How do I get my flights in?

There are four ways, and you can mix them. Export your flights from Flighty as a CSV and import the file; let Dayside Flights read the flights already in your calendar; connect a mailbox so it can find flight confirmations; or add a flight by hand. The empty logbook lists every way in, and the + on the Logbook opens the same sheet later.

My totals don't match what Flighty showed.

Dayside Flights measures each leg as a great-circle distance over the Earth's mean radius, and folds a codeshare into one flight so it isn't counted twice — which can make the totals a little lower than a list that counts both numbers. If a particular flight looks wrong, open it and check its airports and times; re-importing is safe and never duplicates a flight.

A flight is in the wrong place or at the wrong time.

Open the flight and tap Edit. Every time is stored as an instant with its own time zone, so an overnight flight keeps the right dates at both ends. Importing the same source again keeps whatever you've corrected by hand.

How does finding flights in email work?

It's optional and read-only. In Settings you can connect a mailbox, or set up a forwarding address and forward confirmations to it. Dayside Flights looks only for flights, nothing it reads is sent anywhere, and the whole app works without ever connecting one. A flight it isn't sure about is shown separately until you confirm it.

Can I get my data back out?

Yes, always, and without paying. Settings › Export writes your whole logbook to CSV or JSON, and it round-trips — nothing is locked in.

Do my flights sync to my other devices?

If iCloud is on, your logbook syncs through your own private iCloud database. There's no account of ours and no server of ours; Apple stores it under your Apple Account, where we can't see it.

Does Dayside Flights track my flights live?

No. It's a logbook, not a tracker: it shows what you recorded and what was scheduled, never a live gate or status. See the Privacy Policy for what the app does and doesn't send.

Does it collect my data?

No. There are no accounts, ads or analytics. The Privacy Policy explains the few things the app connects to, and why none of them hold your logbook.