What Wingvault can promise today
Wingvault is a browser-based CSV checker today, not a released pilot logbook app. These five statements describe the tool that is live now and how you can check each one.
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The selected file is not uploaded
Your browser reads the CSV on your device. Wingvault does not send the file, filename, rows, dates, routes, or totals to its server or to PostHog.
load the checker, disconnect from the network, and check the same file again2
The checker recounts the CSV
It counts included rows and recomputes recognized time, landing, and date fields. You can enter the totals shown in ForeFlight and see the difference beside each category.
compare flight count, total time, and date range in the report with ForeFlight3
A clean report has limits
“No issues found” means none of the current checks fired on the rows and columns Wingvault could read. It does not prove the CSV contains every ForeFlight record or anything the export omitted.
review mapped and unchecked columns before relying on the totals4
No account or payment is required
The checker is free to use without signing in. Once the page is loaded, file reading and reporting continue in airplane mode.
open the checker and run the sample without creating an account5
Web analytics record sanitized page flow plus three events
Automatic page views and page leaves stay on after the page route is sanitized. Click and form autocapture, heatmaps, dead and rage clicks, performance, surveys, automatic feature-flag events, session replay, and exception capture are off. The only explicit product events are a successful real-file check, a sample-report view, and a successful waitlist request. Report contents stay out of those events, and Wingvault does not identify people in PostHog.
read the website privacy page and the published SDK configurationThese statements describe website version 0.2.0. If the live tool changes, this page and the privacy page should change with it.