Loads, slots and call timers
Build the day's loads, drop jumpers into slots and set the call. The hangar TV and every jumper's phone follow the board, so nobody has to shout across the packing mat.
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Run the dropzone.
Log every jump.
Manifest, tandem bookings, waivers, staff pay and gear for the people running the DZ. A free logbook and wallet for the people jumping. Use ours, or run it on a server you own.
Log-Book replaces the whiteboard, the tandem spreadsheet, the box of paper waivers, the pay sheet on the fridge and the logbook at the bottom of your kit bag.
For dropzones
Everything manifest touches, on one screen.
It's built around the load board, because that's where the day actually happens. Owners, manifest, instructors, packers and pilots each get the parts they need.
Tandems that arrive ready
Customers pick a slot, pay a deposit and sign the waiver on their phone. You get the booking, the payment and a signed PDF.
Wallets and a pricelist
Jumpers top up once and slots are charged when the load goes. You choose the currency.
Staff and pay
Set a rate per role and the week's pay adds itself up from the loads.
Gear that reminds you
Student, tandem and rental rigs with repack and AAD dates. You hear about it before it lapses.
Reports you'll actually open
Jumps, slots sold, takings and aircraft use by day, month or season. Export to CSV for the accountant.
Also in the box: check-in, aircraft and pilots, a waiver builder, student progression and teams. See every feature
For jumpers
Your logbook fills itself in.
Jumper accounts are free. Jump at a dropzone that runs Log-Book and the jump lands in your logbook with the aircraft, altitude and load already filled in. Your coach scans a QR code to sign it off.
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Check in, then manifest yourself
Tap in when you arrive and take a slot on the next load from your phone.
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Gear with dates on it
Your rig, reserve repack and AAD service dates, with a reminder before they run out.
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A wallet at every dropzone
Balance and jump tickets per DZ, topped up by card or at the counter.
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Teams
Put your 4-way on a load together instead of four trips to manifest.
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One account, any DZ
Licence, ratings and jump numbers come with you, even to a dropzone that runs its own server.
Hosted or self-hosted
Use ours, or run it in the manifest office.
Same app either way. Go hosted to be live this afternoon. Self-host if you want the data on a machine you own.
Hosted
We run it.
- Sign up and set up your dropzone in a few minutes
- Updates and backups are our problem
- Jumpers who already have an account just check in
Self-hosted
You run it.
- One Docker container and one SQLite file
- On a local machine, manifest keeps going when the internet drops
- Free, with the same features as hosted
docker compose up -d
✓ migrations applied
✓ listening on http://0.0.0.0:3000
Self-hosted doesn't mean cut off.
Jumpers link their Log-Book account to your server once. After that, every jump completed at your DZ is sent to their logbook, signed and in order. If the line is down, jumps wait in a queue.
Switching from Jump Master?
Import in one click.
Sign in with your Jump Master details and Log-Book reads your jumps, gear and ratings, shows you a preview, then brings them across. Run it twice and nothing is doubled.
Dropzones can move their jumpers, pricelist, aircraft and load history the same way. Keeping a logbook in a spreadsheet? Upload the CSV.
Pricing
Free for dropzones. Free to self-host.
Jumpers
Free always
Logbook with sign-offs, wallet, gear dates, check-in, self-manifest and teams.
Hosted dropzone
Free always
Everything on this page on our servers. No subscription, no per-slot fees and no cut of your payments: online payments go straight to your own PayFast, Paystack, Yoco or Stripe account.
Self-hosted dropzone
Free on your hardware
The same app as one Docker container. You look after the server, and jumpers can still link their logbooks.
Do jumpers pay for an account?
No. Logbook, wallet, gear tracking, check-in and teams are free for jumpers. What you pay for slots is up to each dropzone.
Can we run it on our own server?
Yes. It ships as one Docker container that keeps everything in a single SQLite file, so a small Linux box or mini-PC in the office is enough. The self-host guide covers setup, backups and updates.
Our DZ self-hosts. Do my jumps still reach my logbook?
Yes, once you link your account. The dropzone server sends each completed jump to your global logbook. If the internet is down, jumps queue up and go through when it is back.
Which currencies does it handle?
Each dropzone sets its own: rand, US dollar, euro, pound and others. Online card payments run through PayFast today.
How does the Jump Master import work?
You sign in with your Jump Master email and password inside Log-Book. Your browser fetches your jumps, gear and ratings and shows a preview, and nothing is saved until you confirm. If you would rather not sign in, upload a CSV of your logbook instead.
Do tandem customers need an account?
No. They book, pay the deposit and sign the waiver from your booking link. The signed waiver is kept as a PDF with the booking.
Can we show the loads on the hangar TV?
Open the display link on any screen with a browser. It shows upcoming loads and call times and refreshes itself.
Who owns the data?
You do. Dropzones can export everything as JSON, and jumpers can download their logbook as CSV or JSON at any time.
Set it up before the first load.
Bring your pricelist and aircraft. Your jumpers can sign up on the day.