FieldLog.net is now on iOS

FieldLog.net is now available on the iOS App Store!

This has been a long time coming.

For a while, FieldLog.net has lived on Android and the web. That worked, but it turns out a lot of creative professionals prefer Apple products, so who was I to argue!


What FieldLog.net is (and isn’t)

FieldLog.net is a logging tool.

It’s not a recorder. It doesn’t try to replace your Zoom, Sony, or Tascam. The goal is simpler than that: make it easy to keep track of what you recorded, where you recorded it, and how you recorded it.… Keep reading

Android FieldLog 1.5.3 Release | Drop Rigs

Release Date: February 19, 2025
Version: 1.5.3

Drop Rig Tracking

The headline feature of this release is support for unattended drop rig recordings. Field recordists can now track equipment deployed in remote locations with specific extra toggles and visual indicators.

Two-Stage Toggle System

Drop rig tracking uses a simple two-toggle approach:

  • Drop Rig toggle marks a take as associated with drop rig equipment
  • Currently Dropped toggle (appears when Drop Rig is enabled) indicates the rig is actively deployed in the field

When you mark a rig as “Currently Dropped,” the start time represents deployment, and toggling it off automatically sets the stop time to mark retrieval.… Keep reading

FieldLog Updates – September 6th, 2025

Greetings all!

Here are the things I worked on this week with FieldLog. Feature sets are getting there, but still in very much a testing phase. Bug reports and additional feature requests are still very much appreciated. This week included the soft launch of the app, with posts on the reddit.com/r/fieldrecording self-promo thread and on airwiggles. Need to find some new ways to get the app out there more.

Android

  • Released version 1.4.6
    • Added ability to pick a photo instead of just take a new one for gear (mics, recorders, kits)
    • Added gear image syncing
    • Various refactors and clean ups
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