The best myFlightradar24 alternatives in 2026

• TripStow: best for moving a myFlightradar24 log to your phone and keeping it up to date from booking emails.
• Flighty: best for a flight log next to the best live tracking, if you only use Apple devices.
• JetLovers: best for logging flights automatically from Swarm check-ins, on iPhone.
• myFlights: best for a simple flight diary on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
• Flybook: best for an open-source, offline flight log on Android.
• OpenFlights: best for a free web logbook with maps, if you prefer a computer.

Prices and features are as each company published them on 9 October 2026. TripStow made this page; the other apps are trademarks of their owners and are not affiliated with TripStow.

Best for moving a myFlightradar24 log to your phone and keeping it up to date from booking emails.

TripStow imports a myFlightradar24 CSV export in one go, removes duplicates and groups the flights into trips. From then on, new flights arrive from the booking emails you forward, so the log fills itself in. It adds the tail number of each plane, a scratch-off world map, badges and a year in review. It works on iPhone, Android and the web as an installable web app.

Best for a flight log next to the best live tracking, if you only use Apple devices.

Flighty imports original myFlightradar24 files into its Passport flight log. Flights from the past year import free; older ones need Pro. It has no Android version.^[2][3][4]

Best for logging flights automatically from Swarm check-ins, on iPhone.

JetLovers creates flights from your Swarm (Foursquare) airport check-ins and shows them on a map and 3D globe, with a public leaderboard on its website. The app can import CSV files and export your data. Its last app update was in September 2024.^[5][6]

Best for a simple flight diary on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

myFlights keeps a flight diary with maps, stats and CO2 estimates, and can bulk import from Flightradar24 or App in the Air, or read boarding passes.^[7]

Best for an open-source, offline flight log on Android.

Flybook keeps your log on the phone with no account, with stats, a flight map and a yearly review. It imports and exports CSV and JSON, including the my.flightradar24.com export format.^[8]

Best for a free web logbook with maps, if you prefer a computer.

OpenFlights is free and still online, with maps, stats, and CSV import and export. Its help pages describe importing OpenFlights CSV and FlightMemory files, not myFlightradar24 ones.^[9]

We looked at flight logs people move to from myFlightradar24, usually for a phone app, and checked which can import its export. Facts come from each app's own website, help pages, UK App Store or F-Droid listing on 9 October 2026, cited below.

myFlightradar24 itself lists no paid tier: it uses a Flightradar24 account, runs on the web only, and exports to CSV.

How do I export my myFlightradar24 flights?

On my.flightradar24.com, go to Settings, then Export, and download the CSV file. TripStow, Flighty and Flybook can all import it.

Does myFlightradar24 have an app?

No. Its FAQ says there is currently no mobile app; it runs in a web browser.

What is the best myFlightradar24 alternative on Android?

TripStow works on Android as an installable web app and imports a myFlightradar24 export. Flybook is a free, offline Android app from F-Droid that reads the same file. Flighty and JetLovers are Apple only.

Can I see my stats before signing up anywhere?

Yes. TripStow's flight log stats tool reads a myFlightradar24 export in your browser and shows your lifetime stats, without uploading the file or creating an account.

1. myFlightradar24 FAQ (https://my.flightradar24.com/about/faq), checked 9 October 2026.
2. Flighty help: importing flights (https://flighty.com/help/importing-flights), checked 9 October 2026.
3. Flighty pricing (https://flighty.com/pricing), checked 9 October 2026.
4. Flighty: Android waitlist (https://flighty.com/android-waitlist), checked 9 October 2026.
5. JetLovers (https://www.jetlovers.com/), checked 9 October 2026.
6. JetLovers on the UK App Store (https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/jetlovers-flight-stats/id1508718169), checked 9 October 2026.
7. myFlights on the UK App Store (https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/myflights-flight-diary/id6468884991), checked 9 October 2026.
8. Flybook on F-Droid (https://f-droid.org/packages/com.luchowl.flybook/), checked 9 October 2026.
9. OpenFlights FAQ (https://openflights.org/faq), checked 9 October 2026.

TripStow facts are from the product itself. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@tripstow.com and we will correct it.

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