Originally Posted by JohnBurke

I use Jeppesen. It's an older technology, but never requires an update, backs itself up, pay once and I retain full rights and ownership of the log, and it's automatically preprinted. Utilizing the well-proven pen-and-ink technology, the standard font is handwriting, with available options for both black, and blue ink, and even features selections such as Fountain, Gelpen, and Hotelpen, a subset of Ballpointpen. It has the added utility of all my medicals glued inside, along with a few business cards and even photographs (remember those?). This version of the digital logbook involves writing, using my digits. Works exceptionally well. Sits in a fire resistant safe with a pile of similar ones, under my bed. Not only does it never need printing for presentation, but can be used to balance a table leg, smash a spider or scorpion, or balance a dinner while watching TV. It comes with lovely and tasteful mint green pages (the 1920's called, and are jealous), and a beautiful UPS-brown faux leather hardback binder. Twenty-nine bucks or so. No subscription required.