Skydiving Logbook

The Skydiving Logbook app is a comprehensive digital tool designed for skydiving enthusiasts. Whether leaping from aircraft or fixed objects, users will appreciate its ability to seamlessly record and manage every aspect of their jumps.

Skydivers can easily document each jump, specifying details such as jump number, date, drop zone (DZ), aircraft type, gear used, and the style of the jump. Additionally, there is functionality to note crucial parameters like exit and deployment altitudes, in either feet or meters, freefall delay, and whether a cutaway was necessary. The inclusion of a feature for drawing diagrams and jotting down notes further enriches the entry.

One of the significant benefits is the capability to have jumps verified by licensed skydivers directly within the app, using touchscreen functionality. This feature adds a layer of authenticity and accountability.

This digital log is not just a record keeper; it also serves as an analytical tool. It aggregates stats like total jump count, cumulative freefall time, and a tally of cutaways. For gear management, it supports tracking of components, serial numbers, and service reminders – ensuring that users are always notified of maintenance needs such as repacking.

Furthering its utility, it offers calculators for wing loading, helping determine optimal canopy size and additional weight requirements to achieve the desired wing loading. It comes with a built-in database of aircraft, and you can manage and designate your home drop zone for convenience.

Import/export functions facilitate logbook backups, transfers, and hard-copy printing. Plus, for seasoned skydivers, there's a logbook history section that allows for the inclusion of previous freefall time and cutaways, ensuring a comprehensive record of experiences.

Offering an intuitive and detailed logging experience, the Skydiving Logbook stands out as a must-have tool for the skydiving community, promising to remain free for all users. Adventures in the sky deserve a modern, digital log, and Skydiving Logbook delivers just that.