
The skydivinglogbook for Canada.
Track CSPA currency, reserve repacks, gear and certifications — works offline at Parachute Montréal, Skydive Ontario, and every Canadian DZ. iOS & Android.
Free trial · No credit card required
Built for the CSPA
Everything a Canadian sport skydiver needs.
From your first AFF jump through your Advanced licence, Jump Logs covers every field the CSPA expects in a complete personal logbook.
CSPA currency tracking
Rolling currency window with advance warnings. Know exactly how long since your last jump before you reach manifest.
Works offline at the DZ
Remote Canadian DZs can have limited signal. Jump Logs stores everything locally and syncs when you reconnect.
QR instructor sign-off
Coach and AFF sign-offs via QR code scan — no paper chasing at the end of a long day at the DZ.
Reserve repack reminders
Transport Canada requires 180-day reserve repacks. Jump Logs tracks your last repack and alerts you before it lapses.
PDF logbook export
Export a clean PDF logbook any time — every jump, sign-off, and gear entry. Ready for CSPA licence or rating reviews.
AAD service tracking
Track your Cypres or Vigil service date. Jump Logs alerts you well before the service window closes.
Canadian dropzones
From coast to coast.
Jump Logs includes Canadian DZs from British Columbia to Nova Scotia. Select your DZ when logging and details fill in automatically.
Don't see your DZ? Enter it manually — it appears correctly in all records and PDF exports.
CSPA logbook standards
Your logbook, done right for the CSPA.
The Canadian Sport Parachuting Association requires licensed skydivers to maintain a logbook of every jump. Jump Logs captures every required field automatically and exports a clean PDF for any CSPA rating or licence review.
Features
Full feature list — what Jump Logs tracks for you
Every logbook field a Canadian jumper needs, in your pocket →
Dropzones
Browse all CSPA dropzones in Jump Logs
Canadian DZs, searchable and ready to log against →
Blog
Skydiving logbook tips and guides
Currency windows, gear tracking, PDF exports and more →
FAQ
Common questions from Canadian skydivers.
Does Jump Logs work for CSPA logbook requirements?+
Yes. Jump Logs records all the fields the CSPA requires — jump number, date, dropzone, aircraft, exit altitude, freefall time, discipline, equipment, and instructor sign-offs. You can export a formatted PDF for any CSPA rating assessment.
Which Canadian dropzones are in the database?+
Jump Logs includes Parachute Montréal (Farnham), Skydive Ontario (Cookstown), Skydive Guelph, Skydive Niagara, Skydive Vancouver, Skydive Calgary, and more. Enter any DZ manually if yours isn't listed.
Does it work offline?+
Yes. Jump Logs is offline-first. All data is stored locally on your device — log a jump, review gear, check currency without any signal. Everything syncs when you reconnect.
What about the 180-day reserve repack rule?+
Jump Logs tracks your last reserve repack date and alerts you before the Transport Canada 180-day window closes. You can log your rigger's details for the record.
Is Jump Logs free?+
Jump Logs starts with a free trial — full access, no credit card required. After the trial, it's $12 USD per year (approximately $16 CAD). No ads, no upsells, every feature included.
Can I use Jump Logs in French?+
Jump Logs currently supports English only. French localisation is on the roadmap — reach out to support@jumplogs.com if that's important for you.
Start logging your jumps today.
Free trial. No credit card. Full access from your first jump. Available on iOS and Android.