Air Compressor Logger
A breathing-air compressor has a maintenance schedule measured in running hours, and a filter stack measured in hours and moisture. Miss either and you find out about it in the worst possible way. This keeps the record.
What it will do
- Log every fill session — date, duration, resulting run-hours on the meter.
- Track the filter stack: cartridge type, install date, hours consumed, hours remaining.
- Warn before a service interval is reached, not after it has passed.
- Record air quality test results and keep the certificates against the date they cover.
- Handle more than one compressor, and more than one owner or club.
- Export everything — the log has to survive this application.
Built on the shared foundation. It needs the parts most
of the other applications need — accounts, a database, records that
sync between devices, and eventually billing — so it arrives as that
foundation does.
Where it is up to
- On your phone
- AirLog — the name a home screen has room for
- Web application
- Not started. Waits on the shared foundation.
- iOS & iPadOS
- Planned. One universal app covering both.
- Android
- Planned.
- Sign in
- Apple, Google or Microsoft.
- Price
- Not decided. Not for sale.
Run a compressor?
Then you already know what this needs to record, and probably something we have not thought of. Tell us before it is built rather than after.