The skydivinglogbook for Australia.
Track APF currency, reserve repacks, gear and certifications — works offline at Commando Skydivers, Ramblers, and every DZ across Australia. iOS & Android.
Free trial · No credit card required
Built for the APF
Everything an Australian sport skydiver needs.
From your first AFF jump to your D-licence, Jump Logs covers every requirement the APF asks for in a personal logbook.
APF currency tracking
See exactly how many days since your last jump. Get a warning before your APF currency window closes — not a surprise at manifest.
Works offline at the DZ
Most Australian DZs have patchy cell coverage. Jump Logs stores everything locally and syncs when you're back in range.
QR instructor sign-off
Your coach or AFF instructor scans a QR code from the app to sign off the entry digitally — no paper chasing at end of day.
Reserve repack reminders
Australian regulations require 6-month reserve repacks. Jump Logs tracks the date and alerts you before it lapses.
PDF logbook export
Export a formatted PDF logbook — every jump, every sign-off, ready for any APF review or rating assessment.
AAD tracking
Log your AAD model and service date. Jump Logs alerts you when service is approaching — never jump on an expired unit.
Australian dropzones
Every DZ. Every state.
Jump Logs has all the major Australian dropzones in its database. Select your DZ when logging and the details fill in automatically.
Don't see your DZ? Enter it manually — it appears correctly in all records and PDF exports.
APF compliance
Your logbook, done right for the APF.
The Australian Parachute Federation requires licensed skydivers to maintain a logbook recording every jump — entry altitude, freefall time, equipment, and instructor sign-offs where applicable. Jump Logs captures all of it automatically and exports a clean PDF for any review.
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FAQ
Common questions from Australian skydivers.
Does Jump Logs meet APF logbook requirements?+
Yes. Jump Logs records all the information the APF requires in a personal logbook — jump number, date, dropzone, aircraft, exit altitude, freefall time, discipline, equipment, and instructor sign-off. You can export a formatted PDF of your full logbook history for any APF review or rating assessment.
Which Australian dropzones are supported?+
Jump Logs includes Commando Skydivers (Nagambie), Ramblers (Toogoolawah), Sydney Skydivers (Picton), Skydive Oz (The Rock), Skydive Victoria (Tatura), WASA (Jurien Bay), Skydive Adelaide, and many more. If your DZ isn't listed, you can enter it manually.
Does it work offline at the dropzone?+
Yes. Jump Logs is offline-first — everything is stored locally on your device. Log a jump, check your currency, review gear repacks — all without cell signal. Data syncs to the cloud automatically when you're back in range.
How does APF currency tracking work?+
Jump Logs calculates how many days have passed since your last logged jump and shows you on the Stats screen whether you're within your currency window. You can set the window to match your APF or DZ requirements (30, 60, or 90 days). The app shows a warning before the window closes.
Can I export my logbook for an APF check?+
Yes. Jump Logs exports a formatted PDF that looks like a proper logbook — dates, dropzones, disciplines, freefall times, and digital sign-offs all included. You can also export to CSV if you need raw data.
Is Jump Logs free to use?+
Jump Logs starts with a free trial that gives you full access from day one — no credit card required. After the trial, it's $12 AUD per year (or local equivalent). There are no ads, no upsells, and no features gated behind extra paywalls.
Start logging your jumps today.
Free trial. No credit card. Full access from your first jump. Available on iOS and Android.