Free flight analysis, AI engine reports & pilot logbook for Dynon, AFS, MGL and Garmin G3X pilots.
Select a registration to view its flight data, or upload your own log file.
AeroGraph.org is a free, browser-based tool for owners and builders of experimental, homebuilt, and certified aircraft running Dynon, Garmin G3X, or Advanced Flight Systems (AFS) avionics. Upload your flight log — privately if you choose — and instantly see your engine and flight data as clear, interactive charts, complete with an AI-powered engine health report. Nothing to install, no account required.
Upload logs from Dynon, Garmin G3X, MGL EFIS, or Advanced Flight Systems — CSV, ALD, or G3X, AeroGraph reads them all and builds your charts automatically.
Drag any combination of parameters onto the left and right axes to build exactly the graph you want, then save it to reuse on every future flight.
Registration prefixes from over 200 countries are recognized automatically, from Canadian C- to Australian VH- to British G-.
Lean-of-peak and rich-of-peak mixture state is shaded right on the EGT chart, with time spent in each state broken out in your Flight Summary.
One click on Analysis gives you an instant, AI-generated engine health report covering temperatures, mixture, and oil system performance.
Every PDF export leads with a logbook-ready Flight Summary, and you can mark a tail number private while still finding it by direct search.
Seven advanced charts — CHT/EGT spread, shock cooling rate, cylinder ranking, oil vs RPM, EGT deviation, power mapping, and estimated % power — surface engine problems early.
Takeoffs and landings are detected automatically and matched to a worldwide airport database, then rolled into a complete Pilot Log Book.
Overlay up to three flights on the same charts, aligned by elapsed time from engine start, to spot trends across your log history.
For liquid-cooled engines like the Rotax and ULPower lines, coolant temperature gets its own chart with guidance on normal ranges.
Relive any flight on a Dynon-style artificial horizon with live engine gauges, playing back at up to 40x speed over an FAA sectional chart.
Your GPS track is plotted on a map colored by altitude, and you can launch a full 3D flythrough of the flight in Google Earth.
Every engine run in your log is detected automatically, out-of-range readings like an over-redline tachometer or low oil pressure are flagged for you, and your data never leaves your control — it's only ever used to build your own charts.
Whether you're chasing down an engine problem, watching trends over time, or just want a better look at your last flight, AeroGraph turns a raw log file into clear, actionable answers in seconds.
by Don White, creator of: OurChapter.org, PilotReminder.org, EAABuildersLog.org, YEDay.org, FlyingStart.org, GoClub.us, Searey.Us and many more.
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