See your flights from your boarding passes
Ricordo reads the boarding passes in your screenshots and keeps a log of every flight you've taken.
Ricordo reads the barcode on boarding passes in your screenshots and photos, on your iPhone, and turns them into a flight log. Each flight also joins the trip it belongs to and draws on its route.
Open your Flight log
On the Atlas, tap the Flight log widget.
Scroll through your totals: Flights, Km in the air, Hours flying and Airports.
Tap any ticket stub to see the boarding pass it was read from.
You'll also find Flight log in Settings under Your library, and Flights in the sidebar on iPad.
Under the totals you'll see whether you're a window, aisle or middle seat person, your Longest flight, your Busiest airport and your Airlines. Then every flight, by year, with its flight number, seat, class and distance.
No flights showing?
If you see Looking through your screenshots, Ricordo is still reading. Flights show up as they're found.
Passes kept only in Apple Wallet can't be read by apps. Take a screenshot of your next boarding pass and it shows up here, with your trip.
Screenshots that are only in iCloud are read once you turn on Photos stored in iCloud in Settings → Internet extras.
Your name and booking codes aren't kept, and nothing is uploaded.
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