Log your hours, get competency sign-offs, and export a submission-ready record — a free, browser-based replacement for paper books that go missing and spreadsheets nobody keeps.
Why it exists
Trade apprenticeships still run on paper logbooks and loose spreadsheets. A book can be lost, water-damaged, or left on a site — and with it, months of recorded hours. A digital record that lives somewhere reliable, that a supervisor can sign, and that you can export, shouldn't be a hard thing to have.
ApprenticeLog is a small, honest tool aimed at that specific problem.
What it does
No PDF to fill in by hand. No spreadsheet to maintain. Everything below works right now, in your browser.
How it works
Four steps. No paper, no chasing, no lost records.
Interface preview
An illustrative example of the week view — your real entries and totals live on your dashboard.
Illustrative preview — not a record of any real person's hours.
Free & open
ApprenticeLog is a free personal-project tool. There are no paid tiers and no data collection — it runs entirely in your browser and your logbook is stored on your own device.
This is an independent tool, not affiliated with any training authority or certificate board, and it doesn't claim to meet any specific regulator's format. Treat it as a reliable working record and a backup — and always confirm the exact requirements and accepted formats with your own training provider before you rely on it for a formal submission.
— Built by Brian Josiah
Get started
There's no waitlist and nothing to install. Open the logbook, add your first entry, and your totals start tracking immediately.