One logbook. Every dropzone you've ever jumped.
Log every jump, fill your world map, follow the people you jump with, and never lose track of your gear or your reserve repack again.
Three steps, about two minutes.
No import, no setup, nothing to configure. Start with today's jump and add the old ones whenever you feel like it.
Username, email, password. Confirm the email and you are in.
Dropzone, altitude, freefall, discipline, gear, notes. Twenty seconds.
Totals, your world map and your profile fill themselves from the entries.
What you actually get.
All of it free, on the web and in the app, with nothing held back for a paid tier — because there isn't one.
Every field your paper book has. None of the coffee stains.
Twenty seconds on the packing mat and the jump is recorded for good. Entries are yours alone — nobody else sees a jump unless you post it.
- Jump number, date, dropzone, aircraft, exit altitude and freefall time
- Discipline, canopy, group size, free-text notes
- Photos and video on the entry itself
- Totals and averages worked out for you
Signed by someone who was on the load.
The one thing a paper logbook does that software usually cannot: proof from another jumper. Ask for a signature on the entry, show the code, and whoever was on the load signs it in a second.
- A code on screen, scanned by anyone with an account
- Their name stays on the entry
- Works in the app camera and in the mobile browser
Watch your pins spread across the planet.
The map is built from your entries — nothing to tick off by hand. Hover a pin and it tells you how many jumps you have there.
- Every dropzone you log at lights up
- Dropzones, countries and continents counted
- A travel record no paper logbook can keep
A logbook you can hand across a counter.
Sooner or later somebody official wants to see jump numbers. Export the whole book as a proper printed page rather than a screenshot of a table.
- Laid out for paper, with the logo and your name on it
- Signature line at the foot of the page
- Print from the browser or share a PDF from the app
Social, but only skydiving.
No algorithm deciding what you see, no strangers, no ads. Just the people you jump with and what they did last weekend.
- Follow anyone by username — one-way or mutual
- Post a jump with photo or video, or keep it to yourself
- Likes and comments, in the order things happened
Five cards, straight into Instagram.
The way a run gets shared, for a jump. Pick a style and the card is drawn from your entry — no design work, no screenshot of a table.
- Jump number, dropzone, altitude and freefall on the card
- Transparent styles sit over your own photo
- One tap to the share sheet from the app
Your rig, remembered for you.
The repack date is the one deadline in this sport that is easy to lose track of and expensive to miss. Put it in once and the reminder finds you.
- Canopy, container, AAD, helmet — make, model, serial, date of manufacture
- Jump count per canopy
- A reminder 21 days before the reserve repack is due
- Snooze it for a week when you are travelling
Show the badge, skip the paperwork.
Dropzones asking what you hold is the most repeated conversation in the sport. Carry the answer with you instead.
- Upload the licence once, get a verified badge
- Ratings and disciplines on your profile
- Scan of the document stays private
Know the place before you book the flight.
Prices, aircraft, rigging services and boogies, kept up to date by the dropzones themselves. Browsing needs no account at all.
- Filter by continent, country, service, aircraft and exit altitude
- Lift price, jump days and opening hours on every listing
- See which dropzones are jumping today
- Save the ones you are planning for
Only from people who actually jumped there.
A review can only be written by someone whose logbook has a jump at that dropzone. It is enforced by the database, not by a moderator — which is why the ratings mean something.
The app does the same things, on the packing mat.
Everything the browser does, plus the things only a phone can: the camera for signatures, the share sheet for stories, and your logbook in your pocket at the dropzone.
- Log a jump without signal and it syncs when you land
- Scan a countersignature with the camera
- The feed, the map and the directory in the same place
Private by default, deletable on demand.
Deleting the account is a button in your own profile, not an email to support. It removes the files as well as the rows — including any licence document you uploaded.
These are the real numbers, straight from the database, and they update while you are on the page. No rounding up, no head start.
Copies a short message and the link to this page — paste it into WhatsApp, or into whatever group chat your dropzone lives in.