Last Practiced for iPhone
Last Practiced is built around a simple question: when did you last practice each of the flying skills you care about?
Track skills, not just flights
One flight can contain many skills: crosswind landings, go-arounds, slow flight, steep turns, stalls, navigation or emergency-procedure practice. Last Practiced records those skills individually so your practice history reflects what you actually worked on.
Personal Practice Targets
Set a personal Practice Target for a skill you want to revisit on your own schedule. There is no universal interval that makes every pilot proficient, so targets are planning reminders rather than regulatory rules.
Built for proficiency-minded pilots
The app complements instruction, flight reviews, proficiency programs, logbooks and aircraft documentation. Browse the Pilot Skills library to review individual skills, then keep your own practice history organized.
How a practice record works
After a flight, record the individual skills actually practiced. A recent flight might include several landings but no stalls, instrument work or emergency-procedure practice. Skill-level records preserve that distinction.
What Last Practiced is not
Last Practiced is not a legal currency calculator, logbook replacement, flight instructor, training syllabus or safety score. It does not decide whether you are ready for a flight.
Who it is for
The app is for pilots who want recurrent practice to be more deliberate: active private pilots, pilots preparing for a flight review, pilots returning after a break, and pilots who prefer to see flying as a collection of skills rather than a count of flights.
Start with your skills
Browse the Pilot Skills library or use the Pilot Practice Planner to identify what you want to revisit.
Related resources
This page is a general reference. Verify current regulations, aircraft documentation and operating requirements applicable to your flight.