
Cloudbase App
Skydiving logbook & social
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This app automatically logs your skydiving jumps from your dropzone's manifest system, capturing details like aircraft and freefall time. It also fosters community by allowing you to follow friends, react to jumps, and celebrate milestones together. Advanced features include GPS track replays and Apple Watch integration.
What's New in Cloudbase App
0.20.0
August 4, 2026
Jump replay is properly 3D now. The new viewer is what opens by default when you tap a track. The camera flies with you through exit, freefall and canopy, with readable shadows and drop lines on the terrain underneath. There's a top-down mode if you'd rather read the pattern than fly it, and highlights will tour themselves. You can share a whole load as a 30 second film. Not just your track, everyone's. All the exits, all the canopies, live speed and altitude as it happens, and each jumper's name tied to their own body. It comes out as a video you can put straight on Instagram. Tools, Discover and the feed got rebuilt. Tools is grouped by what you're actually trying to do instead of being one long list. Discover leads with photos and is down to four tabs. The feed lost a lot of clutter, the badges card is built around the artwork instead of a wall of text, and comments now work properly on compact cards. Logbook and profile are tidier. The logbook scrubber is gone and Insights are on the surface instead of buried. The Me tab is much shorter, with your kit in rows and preferences on their own screen. Your own altitude and freefall defaults now beat whatever the dropzone had seeded. Device fixes. Garmin: the Wi-Fi device token was never actually reaching the watch, and a lossy link could livelock the sync relay. Both fixed. VOG imports were rejecting every jump as "not a jump", also fixed. And Burble CSV exports were silently dropping every row on import. Plus a stack of data repairs behind the scenes: gear jump counts are worked out from your logbook rather than counted up, deploy-at-exit openings got repaired, and detaching a Burble source no longer drags the wrong manifest time along with it.
MoreSubscription plans
Cloudbase Pro
Jump replay, dive planner, cutaway finder, and more.
FAQ
Does Cloudbase have ads?
Yes, Cloudbase contains advertisements. As a free application, ads are displayed to support its ongoing development and maintenance.
What devices does Cloudbase support?
Cloudbase is available on iPhone and Apple Watch, offering seamless integration for logging and tracking your skydives across these devices.
How often is Cloudbase updated?
The latest version, 0.8.5, was released on June 25, 2026. Updates are frequent, ensuring the app remains current with new features and bug fixes.
What is the age rating for Cloudbase?
Cloudbase has an age rating of 17+, which is typical for social networking applications that may involve user-generated content and discussions.
Can I log jumps manually in Cloudbase?
Yes, in addition to automatic syncing from dropzone manifests, Cloudbase allows you to log manual jumps, capture gear details, and record altitudes.
What kind of community features does Cloudbase offer?
Cloudbase allows users to follow friends, react to their jumps, leave comments, and celebrate milestones. Dropzone owners can also post updates and manage their presence.
Is there a paid version of Cloudbase?
While the core Cloudbase app is free, there is a 'Pro' version for skydivers seeking advanced features like deeper progression tracking, custom exports, and tools for instructors and coaches.
How does Cloudbase handle privacy?
Cloudbase has a privacy policy available at getcloudbase.com/privacy, outlining how user data is collected and used. Users can manage their information and control their social interactions within the app.




