Rocket Logs iOS Open Testing
Added 2025-09-14 16:29:52 +0000 UTCHello!
If you are an iOS user, you can now download Apple's TestFlight app and use the above link to install a test version of the Rocket Logs app.
I am looking to get as many people testing as possible to ensure it's operating smoothly. The app is effectively in its "final form," so what I'm looking for here is bugs or crashes. So far, none have been reported, which is great to hear!
Please feel free to download and test it out. Please also take screenshots and submit them to me at rocketvlogs911@gmail.com so I have a variety of them from various iOS devices. I'd love for folks to test it on an iPad as well as older iPhone devices.
Thank you! The iOS version, assuming we don't run into any major bugs, will be released on the App Store relatively soon. Though the Android version is about 95% done, it does require a bit more time to get it public than I have to give it at the moment. So, after BALLS, I'm hoping to crack down on the Android release.
Comments
Glad to see my idea somewhat made it into the product.
Liam
2025-09-21 21:29:44 +0000 UTCI thought about that, but in general rockets are built either single or dual deploy. I figure with digging into details of that level the "notes" section of the flight log is most suitable.
Rocket Vlogs
2025-09-14 17:07:35 +0000 UTCSo far so good! Only feedback I have so far is that the dual-deploy vs motor eject selection should be on a flight basis not rocket basis, and could include options for other types of recovery like single deploy with chute release or single deploy with motor eject backup, etc.
Jonas
2025-09-14 16:53:15 +0000 UTC
