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Jump Log

Your digital skydiving logbook helps you track every jump, monitor your progression, manage your gear, and maintain comprehensive records of your skydiving career.
Jump log dashboard with statistics and jump entries

Jump log overview showing statistics and recent jumps

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What You Can Do

The Jump Log module provides everything you need to maintain accurate, comprehensive skydiving records:

Logbook

View and manage all your jump entries with powerful filtering, statistics, and calendar views. Track jumps, disciplines, and progression.

People

Maintain a directory of instructors, coaches, fellow skydivers, and tandem passengers. Link people to jumps and track roles.

Import

Import existing jump log data from other systems or spreadsheets. Support for various formats and custom imports.

Export

Generate professional jump log reports in PDF, CSV, or JSON formats. Export for license applications or personal records.

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Getting Started

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Add Your First Jump

Start logging jumps immediately:
  1. Navigate to Jump Log → Logbook
  2. Click Add Entry or New Jump
  3. Fill in jump details (date, altitude, discipline, gear)
  4. Save your entry
You can add jumps retroactively. Don’t worry if you’re starting fresh - you can always import historical data later.
2

Add People

Before logging jumps, add instructors and frequent jump partners:
  1. Go to Jump Log → People
  2. Click Add Person
  3. Enter name and role (instructor, coach, etc.)
  4. Save
People can be added as you log jumps, but adding them first makes data entry faster.
3

Import Existing Data

If you have existing jump log data:
  1. Go to Jump Log → Import
  2. Choose your import format
  3. Upload your file or enter data manually
  4. Review and confirm imported entries
Import support varies by format. Check the Import page for current support and templates.
4

Customize Your Statistics

Set up your jump log statistics:
  1. Go to Jump Log → Logbook
  2. Click the edit icon on the statistics card
  3. Add or remove counters
  4. Drag to reorder
Statistics automatically update as you add jumps. Track total jumps, freefall time, disciplines, and more.

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Key Features

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Comprehensive Jump Logging

Log all the details that matter:
  • Basic Information - Date, time, location, dropzone
  • Jump Details - Altitude, freefall time, deployment altitude
  • Disciplines - Formation skydiving, freeflying, wingsuit, etc.
  • Gear - Canopy, container, AAD, altimeter
  • People - Instructors, coaches, jump partners, tandem passengers
  • Attachments - Photos, videos, certificates
  • Notes - Weather, conditions, objectives, achievements

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Powerful Statistics

Track your skydiving progression:
  • Total jumps
  • Total freefall time
  • Jumps by discipline
  • Jumps by gear
  • Currency tracking
  • Progression milestones

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Advanced Filtering

Find exactly what you’re looking for:
  • Filter by date range, location, dropzone
  • Filter by discipline or gear type
  • Filter by people (instructors, partners)
  • Text search across all fields
  • Save filtered views

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Calendar Integration

Visualize your jumping activity:
  • Month, week, and day views
  • Color-coded jumps by discipline
  • Click to view or edit
  • Identify busy periods and patterns

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Common Tasks

Go to Jump Log → Logbook → Add Entry. Fill in the jump details and save. The jump appears immediately in your logbook.
Yes! Go to Jump Log → Import to see supported import formats. You can upload CSV files or use custom templates.
Go to Jump Log → Export. Choose your format (PDF, CSV, or JSON) and time range. PDF exports are perfect for license applications.
Yes! When logging a jump, select the discipline (Formation Skydiving, Freeflying, Wingsuit, etc.). Filter by discipline to see your progression in each area.
Add gear details when logging jumps. You can filter by gear type to see usage patterns and track which equipment you’ve used.

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Best Practices

1

Log Jumps Promptly

Add jumps as soon as possible after each jump. This ensures accuracy and prevents forgetting important details.
2

Include Detailed Notes

Add notes about weather, conditions, objectives, and achievements. These details help track your progression over time.
3

Track Gear Consistently

Use consistent gear names and track which equipment you use for each jump. This helps with maintenance and safety.
4

Review Regularly

Periodically review your jump log for accuracy. Use filters to check specific time periods or disciplines.
5

Export Regularly

Export your jump log regularly as a backup. PDF exports are perfect for license applications and personal records.

Logbook

Detailed guide to using your jump logbook

People Management

Learn how to manage instructors and jump partners

Import Guide

Step-by-step import instructions

Export Guide

How to export your jump log data