Yes! Safelog provides, built-in, deep analysis tools for professional pilots flying under 14 CFR Part 117, 121, and 135. These can be found under "Currency.", as can a tool for general FAA currency (including EVFS currency) plus night vision currency and the special night turbine currency of 14 CFR 61.57(e).

As of this writing, Safelog computes the following per relevant category class (ASEL, AMEL, Helicopter, etc.)

• 14 CFR Part 61: FAA Currency (General)
  • PIC Carrying Passengers or PIC of a Multicrew Airplane 61.57(a)
  • Carrying Passengers in a Tailwheel Airplane 61.57(a)
  • Carrying Passengers at Night 61.57(b)
  • Acting as PIC under IFR - Approaches 61.57(c)
  • Acting as PIC under IFR - Holding 61.57(c)
  • Acting as PIC under IFR - Course Tracking 61.57(c)
  • Acting as PIC in NVG Operations while Carrying Passengers 61.57(f)(1)
  • Acting as PIC in NVG Operations 61.57(f)(2)
  • EFVS Operations 61.66(d)
  • Turbine Night Currency 61.57(e)(i) - for each of your turbine mult-crew/requires-type-rating aircraft that you fly.
• 14 CFR Part 117: Flight and Duty Limitations and Rest Requirements (Flight Crewmembers
  • 100 hours total flight time in 672 consecutive hours 117.23 (b)(1) (computed day by day and minute by minute) **
  • 1000 hours total flight time in 365 consecutive calendar days 117.23 (b)(2)
  • 60 flight duty period hours in 168 consecutive hours 117.23 (c)(1) (computed day by day and minute by minute) **
  • 190 flight duty period hours in 672 consecutive hours 117.23 (c)(2) (computed day by day and minute by minute) **
  • Acclimatization 117.3
• 14 CFR Part 121: Domestic, Flag, and Supplemental Operations
  • 121 Domestic 1000 hours / calendar year 121.471
  • 121 Domestic 1200 hours / calendar year 121.XXX (limited-application rule)\
  • 121 Domestic 100 hours / calendar month 121.471
  • 121 Domestic 30 hours / 7 consecutive days 121.471
  • 121 Flag/Int'l 1000 hours / calendar year 121.481
  • 121 Flag/Int'l 100 hours / calendar month 121.481
  • 121 Flag/Int'l 32 hours / 7 consecutive days 121.481
• 14 CFR Part 135: Commuter and On-Demand Operations
  • 135 VFR PIC 500 hours as a pilot 135.243 (b).2
  • 135 VFR PIC 100 hours XC as a pilot 135.243 (b).2 **
  • 135 VFR PIC 25 hours NIGHT XC as a pilot 135.243 (b).2 **
  • 135 IFR PIC 1200 hours as a pilot 135.243 (c).2
  • 135 IFR PIC 500 hours XC as a pilot 135.243 (c).2 **
  • 135 IFR PIC 100 hours night flight as a pilot 135.243 (c).2
  • 135 IFR PIC 75 hours actual or simulated instrument flight experience as a pilot 135.243 (c).2
  • 135 IFR PIC 50 hours actual or simulated instrument flight experience as a pilot in actual flight 135.243 (c).2
  • Aircraft Make and Model Requirements to serve as PIC under Part 135 (135.244 (a)) - computed for each relevant aircraft you fly.
  • 135 Scheduled Ops 1200 hours / calendar year 135.265 (a)
  • 135 Scheduled Ops 120 hours / calendar month 135.265 (a)
  • 135 Scheduled Ops 34 hours / 7 consecutive days 135.265 (a)
  • 135 Unscheduled one- and two-pilot crews 500 hours / calendar quarter 135.267 (a)
  • 135 Unscheduled one- and two-pilot crews 800 hours / two calendar quarters 135.267 (a)
  • 135 Unscheduled one- and two-pilot crews 1400 hours / calendar year 135.267 (a)
  • 135 Unscheduled one- and two-pilot crews 8 hours / 24 hours 135.267 (b)
  • 135 Unscheduled one- and two-pilot crews 10 hours / 24 hours 135.267 (b)
• FAA Night Vision Currency 14 CFR 61.57 (Computed Per Category/Class as Required and Flown
  • Acting as PIC in NVG Operations while Carrying Passengers 61.57(f)(1)
  • Acting as PIC in NVG Operations 61.57(f)(2)

Additionally ...

• Yes! Safelog can automatically generate FAA Form 8710 / IACRA - both the actual form and the data you need for it.
• Yes! Safelog can automatically compare your logbook against aeronautical experience requirements for most airplane and helicopter checkrides (practical tests).
• Yes! You can add your own custom currency rules - regulatory, insurance, corporate, club, etc.
• Yes! Safelog has built-in calculators to help you with major airline applications
  • Airline Apps
  • Pilot Credentials
  • Generalized US Airline Pilot (modeled on JetBlue)
  • FedEx
  • UPS

* the exact currency items that Safelog can compute for you depends on your logbook setup (what fields you have turned on and have data for), what aircraft you fly, and a few other things. For example, Safelog can't compute duty time compliance for you if you don't log duty time. The list here represents a snapshot in time of some of the FAA currency items that Safelog auto-calculates. The list is ever evolving. You can see the current currency calculations by logging into SafelogWeb.com (a trial account is fine) and looking under 'currency.'

** this item is conveniently computed via more than one method to allow you to choose the one that best applies to your logbook and career specifics.

• FAA Form 8710-1 / IACRA (Most Pilots and Instructors)
• FAA Form 8710-10 / IACRA (Examiner Pilots) *
• FAA Form 8710-11 / IACRA (Sport Pilots) *
• FAA Form 8710-13 / IACRA (Remote Pilots) *
• FAA Part 61 (General) Currency
• FAA Part 61 NVG Night Vision Goggle Currency
• FAA Part 117 Currency
• FAA Part 121 Currency
• FAA Part 135 Currency
• FAA Turbine Night Currency 61.57(e)
• Custom Currencies, Limits, Rules

• FAA Recreational Pilot - Single Engine Airplane
• FAA Recreational Pilot - Helicopter
• FAA Private Pilot - Single Engine Airplane
• FAA Private Pilot - Multi-Engine Airplane
• FAA Private Pilot - Helicopter
• FAA IFR Instrument Rating - Single Engine Airplane
• FAA IFR Instrument Rating - Multi-Engine Airplane
• FAA IFR Instrument Rating - Helicopter
• FAA Commercial Pilot - Single Engine Airplane
• FAA Commercial Pilot - Multi-Engine Airplane
• FAA Commercial Pilot - Helicopter
• FAA ATP Airline Transport Pilot - Single Engine Airplane
• FAA ATP Airline Transport Pilot - Multi-Engine Airplane
• FAA ATP Airline Transport Pilot - Helicopter