Coming soon

One platform for the whole sport.

Every freefall discipline, sky and tunnel, and everyone in it: flyers, coaches, drop zones, wind tunnels, event organisers, judges and brands, on the same system.

The dive creator showing a mixed head-down carve in 3D
FormationFreeflyDynamicAnglesSequenceCanopyWingsuitBody Piloting

Who it's for

Everyone with a stake in the sport

01

Flyers

Skydivers and tunnel flyers

  • A logbook that fills itself in from the loads you were on
  • Progression pathways, crests and world rankings by discipline
  • Draw your jump in 2D and 3D, then attach your FlySight track after it
  • Find tunnels and drop zones, book coaches, sign up for events
02

Drop zones

The operating layer for the DZ

  • Open loads that jumpers put themselves on, like a real manifest
  • A live load board and a planning-room TV display
  • Spotting and separation for every load: forecast winds, drift, tracker and wingsuit crossover
  • The aircraft's climb live from a phone on board
03

Wind tunnels

Venues, coaching and competition

  • Venue pages flyers actually find
  • Coach bookings
  • Competitions run start to finish, Body Piloting included
04

Coaches

Run your coaching business

  • Bookings from flyers who find you on the platform
  • Coaching pathways your students progress through
  • Debrief off the actual load, the dive and the track
05

Events and judges

From setup to results

  • Already proven live: the 2nd Australian Nationals were run on it
  • Event setup, schedules, brackets and results
  • Judging tools for formation, freefly, dynamic and sequence
  • Live display, spectator view and commentary
06

Brands and fans

The rest of the sport

  • A marketplace and gear directory
  • A video library, and live matches to follow

For drop zones

Spotting and separation, for every load

Real satellite maps, the day's forecast winds and every group on the load. A planning and training aid: the spot you jump is still your DZSO's or jumpmaster's.

The spotting tool in 3D over Skydive Ramblers Toogoolawah: the jump run, every group's freefall and canopy path, exit points, the wind cone and the landing area 1234567
  1. 1The jump run at altitude, where each group exits
  2. 2Every group's freefall and canopy path, in its own colour
  3. 3Exit points along the run, and the green light
  4. 4The wind cone: how far out a canopy can still make it home
  5. 5The landing area and its hazards
  6. 6The verdict: spot, separation, landing and passes
  7. 7Every hour of the forecast, already worked out

The landing area

Every DZ set up properly

Each drop zone maps its own landing area once: hazards, holding points, the landing pattern at 1,000, 600 and 300 ft, student and swoop areas. Then every load is checked against it.

Top-down view of the Toogoolawah landing area with hazards, holding points and landing patterns 1234
  1. 1Hazards the DZ has mapped
  2. 2Holding points for each group
  3. 3Landing pattern at 1,000, 600 and 300 ft
  4. 4Where each group aims to land

Your view

See only what matters

Turn layers on and off: freefall and canopy paths, drop lines, the jump run and spot, go-arounds between passes, landing patterns, holding slots, hazards and outs, problems found and the wind cone. A clean picture for the briefing, the full detail for the DZSO.

The spotting tool's layers panel with toggles for paths, jump run, landing patterns, holding slots, hazards and the wind cone

One load, everything connected

Plan it, fly it, log it

A jump starts in the dive creator, goes on a load at the drop zone, gets its spot and separation from the day's winds, shows on the planning-room TV, and lands in everyone's logbook with the track attached. One record, shared by the jumper, the coach and the DZ.

The dive creator's library of dynamic 4-way example dives
Grinning before a round
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Founding members

The first flyers are already in.

Founding members are on it now. Drop zones, tunnels, coaches and brands: register your interest and you'll be first through the door when it opens to everyone.