Your profile
Where does your flying sit?
Answer a few questions about what you can already do, and see your flying mapped against the whole catalog: what you have consolidated, where your working edge is, and which units are worth your next few jumps.
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StartYour details take a minute. After that you pick which disciplines to answer for, and you can stop after one.
What this is
The catalog describes 40 units across five disciplines, and each one lists what a flyer should be able to do. This asks you about a handful of marker skills from each unit, 132 of them in total, though you will only ever see the ones that apply to you.
What this is not
It is not a qualification, a crest, an endorsement or a clearance. It cannot be, because nobody has watched you fly. Assessment against a unit is a coach's judgement, made watching the jump, on video. What you jump remains a decision for you, your coach and the drop zone.
What happens to your answers
Nothing leaves your browser until you choose to submit. Your answers stay in your own browser on this device, for two weeks or until you clear them, and the report is worked out on your own device too.
Your profile
Your flying
Tap a discipline to answer its questions, or to answer them again. Everything claimed is self-reported until a coach records otherwise.
Worth your next jumps
Answer the disciplines you fly
Each one stands alone and takes a few minutes. Skip what you do not fly.
Your events
You are not registered for anything. See what is on.
Running something yourself? Create an event and it gets a page like these.
Flying notes
What the last jump taught you, what to try on the next one, what a coach said. Saved on your account, so they are here on every device.
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Keeping it