ExitEval vs BASE records

ExitEval is a comprehensive tool for BASE jumping and freeflight, with a global map of 2,000+ BASE exits and 2,000+ freeflight launches, integrated logbooks and flight tracks, wingsuit exit evaluation tools, and full offline support. MasterMap: Global Exit & Launch Database Explore more than 4,000 community-mapped BASE exits and paragliding/speedflying launches around the world. Find videos, photos, approach details, terrain profiles, tracks, descriptions, and other local beta on an interactive satellite map. The original BASE dataset was provided by Brendan Weinstein through his work on BaseBeta. Logbook Keep your BASE jumps and flights in one place. Record locations, conditions, notes, and other details from each. FlySight Tracks Import and view your FlySight tracks in the field, including Bluetooth import from FlySight 2. Exit Profiles & Evaluation Evaluate wingsuit BASE exits using a Bluetooth Uineye laser or manual measurements. Create and compare exit profiles on a 1:1 chart for realistic comparison, with haptic feedback on successful laser readings so you don't have to look away. Coordinates are stored so you can locate readings on the map. Community Create an account to contribute local beta, trip reports, photos and videos, tracks, and new exits or launches. BFL Safety Data Historical Base Fatality List entries are linked to relevant BASE exits, showing incident details, contributing factors, and conditions. Offline-First Profiles and tracks are stored locally, letting you evaluate an exit and access important flight data when you're out of cell service. Terms of Use: https://exiteval.org/terms

Remember when you scribbled jump numbers on a napkin? Yeah, we've all been there. BASELog is the digital logbook that flyers actually want to use — no spreadsheets, no guesswork, just clean tracking of every exit, flight, and session you've ever taken. Whether you BASE jump, skydive, paraglide, speed fly, speed ride, or just log tunnel time between trips, it's all in one place. What's Inside Track Your Jumps, Flights & Sessions Log every jump with exit point, gear setup, type, conditions, aircraft (if you're into that sort of thing), and that epic (or not-so-epic) story in the comments. Per-sport numbering so your BASE count doesn't get tangled up with your tunnel hours. Your future self will thank you when sponsors — or your medical — ask. Manage Your Gear Canopies, containers, wingsuits, tracksuits, paragliders, speed wings, helmets, the lot. Log service dates and jump counts per item — because knowing when your rig was last packed by someone who knows what they're doing is kind of important. Create Gear Setups Save your go-to configurations per sport. Terminal wingsuit? Check. Cross-country paraglider? Check. That experimental speed riding setup you'll probably never use again? Also check. Exit & Location Database Catalog every cliff, antenna, span, earth object, dropzone, take-off, slope, and tunnel you've flown from. Heights, laser measurements, GPS coordinates, approaches with GPX tracks — the whole deal. Because "that one bridge in Europe" isn't helping anyone. GPS Performance Data Import tracks from FlySight 2 over Bluetooth, or drop in GPX files. Freefall time, deployment altitude, canopy time, glide ratio, G-force, speeds — all calculated for you. Match tracks to jumps automatically. Smart Features • iCloud sync across all your devices • Home screen widgets (Memory Lane, stats, and more) • Archive old gear without losing history • Default setups per sport for quick logging • Service tracking so you don't forget that repack date • Siri Shortcuts to export your logbook by voice • Import from CSV (FlySight V1/V2, BaseCC, and others) or export your full logbook as JSON Who This Is For Flyers who are tired of: • Forgetting their actual jump count — across multiple sports • Not knowing which canopy has how many jumps • Losing track of when gear was last serviced • Trying to remember exit heights from memory • Juggling three different apps for three different disciplines • Using Excel like it's 1995 Why BASELog? Built by flyers, for flyers. One logbook, six sports, zero nonsense. Active sports you don't fly? Hide them. Active sports you do? They get their own tab behavior, numbering, and stats. No unnecessary fluff. Just the info that matters when you're standing on the edge, walking to the aircraft, or clipping in on launch. Privacy First: Your data stays on your device and your iCloud. We're not interested in knowing where you jump or what gear you use. That's between you, your rig, and whatever legal disclaimer your lawyer made you sign. Actually Useful: Import/export your logbook, track gear across multiple setups and sports, and never lose your history again. Disclaimer: BASELog helps you track jumps, flights, and sessions. It does not make you a better flyer, prevent bad decisions, or replace proper training. Fly at your own risk, preferably with people who know what they're doing. Blue skies, soft landings, and accurate logbooks.