This app automatically records detailed information about your skydives, including exit and pull heights, freefall time, and speeds. View your flight path on a map, digitally sign jumps, and export data for 3D viewing. It also integrates with HealthKit and offers an Apple Watch companion app.
4.11.1
August 11, 2026
Bug fixes to audio commentary and automatic dropzone updates.
Skydive Logger records exit and pull heights, time in freefall, vertical and horizontal speeds, and displays your flight path on a map. It also captures additional data points for detailed analysis.
Yes, Skydive Logger offers jump signing functionality, allowing you to digitally sign your jumps and eliminate the need for a paper logbook. You can also print jump logs with signatures using AirPrint.
Skydive Logger is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. It works best on iPhones with a barometer for jump recording but can be used on other iOS devices for viewing data.
You can export your jump data in KMZ format, which can then be used with Google Earth™ to view your jump path in 3D. This feature allows for a more immersive analysis of your flights.
Yes, with 200 jumps, Skydive Logger's Apple Watch app provides in-air information like distance and direction to the landing area. It also offers configurable in-air audio commentary for speed, glide ratio, and direction.
The latest version is 4.9.0, and the app was last updated on November 30, 2025. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
Skydive Logger has a high user rating of 4.7 stars based on 82 ratings. This suggests that most users find the app to be very effective and valuable for their skydiving needs.
Yes, Skydive Logger can access HealthKit to plot your heart rate against your jump data. This allows you to see how your heart rate correlates with different phases of your jump.
