Logbook
Every jump: altitude, aircraft, canopy, task, malfunctions and tags in one entry.
The Exits app is the infrastructure behind your skydiving experience: precise data for every jump, the full history and gear you keep track of.
A paper logbook keeps the bare minimum: jump number, date, altitude and aircraft. A digital logbook keeps the same records but lets you slice them — how many jumps you made each year, how many from an An-28 and how many from an L-410, how many on each canopy and at each dropzone.
Every jump: altitude, aircraft, canopy, task, malfunctions and tags in one entry.
A photo of a paper logbook page turns into jumps. All you do is check them.
Rigs, canopies, reserves and AADs with their papers, deadlines and service history.
Programme stages and sign-offs. Progress toward your next licence counts itself.
Sites with a map, elevation, aircraft and weather. You can add your own.
Events with a programme, members and groups; camp jumps land in your logbook.
An event calendar, round-by-round tables and a results archive. Subscribe and results arrive by push.
Tag the people you jumped with: entries link up and media becomes shared.
Your phone records the jump itself; a Garmin watch adds the track and heart rate.
Jump photos and videos on our own storage, with a cover shot and offline cache.
Airtime, altitudes and records, sliced by year, aircraft, canopy and dropzone.
Posts, comments, follows, and groups for interests and teams.
Canopies, reserves, AADs and repacks with their service dates. The app reminds you about a repack before it becomes a problem on the field.
A digital skydiving journal: jumps with every detail, gear with service dates, dropzones and camps, statistics, photos and videos, tagging the people you jumped with, and tracks from your watch — all in one app.
Right now it is free, all of it. The only limit is paper logbook recognition: 50 pages per person. We will tell you about paid features well in advance.
iOS — on the App Store, iOS 15 or newer. Android — on RuStore, or install the APK straight from this page. A web version is coming soon.
You photograph it, right in the app. Exits reads the page and lays the jumps out as a table — number, date, dropzone, aircraft, altitude, canopy. You check them, fix whatever needs fixing (a whole column at once, if that helps) and add them all to your logbook with one tap: duplicates are skipped automatically, and an import you are unhappy with can be undone in full. 50 pages are free. No retyping needed — though you can still add a jump by hand with any past date.
Yes. Entries are created offline — you do not need a signal at the dropzone. Everything syncs as soon as you are back online.