Plane-spotting, built for people who actually look up
In testingLog every tail number you see, tag the airport, and add the photo you took. Squawk1200 keeps the whole logbook — and puts it on a map, in your lists, and against your running totals.
Every sighting posted as a card — operator, photo, registration, type, and where and when it was caught. Signed with the spotter's handle.
Everything you've logged, pinned where you logged it. Airports cluster as you zoom out, so a home field with a dozen sightings reads as one pin.
Type a registration and get the aircraft — type, operator, build year and age. Tap through for the full profile and its spotting history.
Build the collections that mean something to you — planes you've flown on, planes you've worked on, a type you're chasing. Keep them private or share them.
Spots, distinct aircraft, airports, countries — plus your top airline, most-spotted type, and the date it all started.