What a digital logbook does for you
- It records everything a paper logbook does: jump, aircraft, dropzone, canopy, notes and signatures. It adds gear, certifications and tunnel time next to them.
- It is backed up. A paper logbook that gets wet, lost or left in a gear bag is gone.
- It does the counting: totals, jumps per canopy, jumps per lineset, time in the tunnel.
- You can search and filter. Finding every jump from one dropzone, or on one canopy, takes seconds.
- Statistics, awards and personal records show your progress without a spreadsheet. Advanced statistics are part of Premium.
- Your canopy history builds itself. Every jump records the canopy, so you can see jumps per canopy and size and how your experience grew.
- It exports. A PDF of a period or jump type is handy for a license renewal or a dropzone's paperwork.
- Signatures happen on the spot. Let the signer draw on your screen, or send a request to a friend.
- It is in your pocket, so you can log a jump before you have packed.
Already have a paper logbook?
Keep it as a keepsake of your first jumps and start logging digitally from today. You do not have to retype old jumps. Our guide to moving from a paper logbook to digital shows how to bring your history across.
Loggbok is free to start on iOS, Android and the web. Premium adds advanced statistics and awards, PDF export and a saved signature. Digital signatures and signature requests are free.
Frequently asked questions
- What does a digital skydiving logbook do that paper can't?
- It backs up your jumps, counts totals, canopy and lineset jumps and tunnel time for you, lets you search and filter your whole history, turns every jump into statistics, awards and personal records, keeps a dated history of the canopies you have flown, gets jumps signed on the spot and exports a PDF.
- Can I keep my paper logbook too?
- Yes. Keep it as a keepsake of your earlier jumps and log new jumps digitally. You can bring your history across without retyping it.
- What happens to a digital logbook if I lose my phone?
- With a logbook that syncs to an account, your jumps are not stored only on the phone. Sign in on a new device or in a browser and they are there.
