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Here’s a very simple guide I wrote to go with the SpotLog app. http://www.rail3d.info/other/spotlog/how%20to%20spot%20trains.aspx I really ought to move it to https://SpotLog.org (and Yes I know, that’s meant to be a very simple guide, it does simplify quite a lot. And I need to update the...

Current versions of SpotLog have limited import and export. Mainly XML import/export - which can be imported into Excel with a bit of fiddling. There is a new version - currently in beta test - which already has import from XLS and CSV, it has export to XML at the moment, and will have export...

A bit late to the conversation, but https://spotlog.org/locolist has all the data that was on the ABRail sites. Yes, real shame Tony has stopped ABRail, I used to use it a lot to keep up with updates, and corresponded with him over data and corrections. The Spotlog lists are much more...

Fair enough, we will get that corrected ASAP. I would point out that the most popular series of books is not without error ... and takes a lot longer to correct. But seriously, SpotLog is a group effort. Some people look at the problems, and say “its not perfect, so I wont use it”, that’s...

Hello, I’m the developer of SpotLog. A few comments: I originally wrote Spotlog to run on Android for my own use when on trips to Switzerland. Yes, it’s not the prettiest - I’m always more concerned with function and data. We do have plans to improve the looks, and I’m already working on a...

I saw an old discussion on this forum about train spotting apps, and someone requesting an app for Android phones. I have written such an app, and you can find it on the Android play store here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.rail3d.spotlog M R Goodspeed