Jump with friends: tags, invites and shared media. Tagging your buddies. The jump form now has a Participants section: tag the people you jumped with by username, up to 20 per jump. Everyone tagged g ets a notification, and tapping it opens the record itself with its media. The line-up is readable offline and shows up in jump details and on the f eed card — in a big-way the extras collapse into "N more". The "With me" section. Jumps you were tagged in live in their own list: open one to see the whole record — date, dropzone, aircraft, altitude, line- up and media. The author's notes and private details stay hidden; you can remove your own tag and the jump leaves the list. Guests and invites. You can tag someone who isn't on Exits yet — just by name; once added, they show up in the list next time. Invite a guest with o ne tap — a link goes out saying you've got video of their jump. The code from the link fills itself in at sign-up, and every tagged jump lands in "W ith me" right away, media included. Linking records of one jump. Your buddies' photos and videos appear right in your own logbook entry: open the tag notification and pick your jump of the same day. No entry yet? The form opens pre-filled — just save it. Camps. Organizer edits — schedule, dates, contacts — reach participants immediately, no app restart needed, and a camp can be edited at any stage, i ncluding after it has wrapped up. Home DZ. If your profile doesn't name one, the app works it out from your logbook: it looks at the past year and, once you have at least three jumps with most of them at one dropzone, shows it on your profile and as a badge on the dropzone screen. A card "Looks like this is your home DZ" appears with the jump count — confirm with one tap or pick another manually; a DZ set by hand always beats the guess. Onboarding. The first screens moved onto glass cards: text reads well in both themes and selected options stand out clearly. A nickname is now requi red, and an invite code can be pasted as a whole link. Also: the licence progress bar on the Jumps card now opens "Your skydiver path", the free paper logbook recognition limit is raised from 10 to 50 pa ges, and feeds load faster.

Jump with friends: tags, invites and shared media. Tagging your buddies. The jump form now has a Participants section: tag the people you jumped with by username, up to 20 per jump. Everyone tagged g ets a notification, and tapping it opens the record itself with its media. The line-up is readable offline and shows up in jump details and on the f eed card — in a big-way the extras collapse into "N more". The "With me" section. Jumps you were tagged in live in their own list: open one to see the whole record — date, dropzone, aircraft, altitude, line- up and media. The author's notes and private details stay hidden; you can remove your own tag and the jump leaves the list. Guests and invites. You can tag someone who isn't on Exits yet — just by name; once added, they show up in the list next time. Invite a guest with o ne tap — a link goes out saying you've got video of their jump. The code from the link fills itself in at sign-up, and every tagged jump lands in "W ith me" right away, media included. Linking records of one jump. Your buddies' photos and videos appear right in your own logbook entry: open the tag notification and pick your jump of the same day. No entry yet? The form opens pre-filled — just save it. Camps. Organizer edits — schedule, dates, contacts — reach participants immediately, no app restart needed, and a camp can be edited at any stage, i ncluding after it has wrapped up. Onboarding. The first screens moved onto glass cards: text reads well in both themes and selected options stand out clearly. A nickname is now requi red, and an invite code can be pasted as a whole link. Also: the licence progress bar on the Jumps card now opens "Your skydiver path", the free paper logbook recognition limit is raised from 10 to 50 pa ges, and feeds load faster.

Paper logbook import and a major update to the jump log. Paper logbook import. Photograph a spread with your camera — the page is recognised and opens as a review list: every cell can be edited by hand, doubtful rows carry a stated reason, and duplicates never reach your log. The batch is added in one tap and rolls back entirely if something in it is wrong. Recognition is free for 10 pages, with the remaining count shown before you shoot. Logbook completeness. The Jumps card and the log header show a "Logged" line — how many of your total jumps are already in the app. Tapping it opens the logbook import; a fully filled logbook earns the "Logbook fully filled" badge. Log views. The log now switches between "By day" and "List": the list view shows jumps in a flat run with year dividers, a per-year count and a date on every row. Your choice is remembered. Training programmes. A student jump is logged in the terms of your own programme: the exercise comes from a catalogue, a stage closes with the attempt's outcome, and the Training screen shows programme progress and ground school topics. Garmin watches. Pair your watch with a code from the phone screen; a jump track recorded on the watch arrives in telemetry by itself, links to the jump and opens as a breakdown: phases, vertical speed, heart rate. A recording can be exported as a file. Also: weather at the moment of the jump in jump details, refinements to the form and notifications, interface in Russian and English.

An update to the core of jump logging. Jump type. Every jump now belongs to one of three types: student, sport, instructor. The type drives both the fields in the form and the breakdown of your statistics — instructor jumps count toward your total, but are shown as a separate figure and do not mix into your personal discipline stats. Instructors get student, course and level fields; students get a training stage with its outcome. Training progress. A stage closes only on a passed attempt. A failed one is marked as a re-jump: it is visible in the log and does not move the programme forward. Jump tasks. Tasks are split into "In the air" and "Under canopy"; a single jump can carry tasks from both. Existing tasks were distributed across the blocks without loss — previous filters and statistics behave as before. Gear. The form step is now "Rig / canopy", the rental section is "Rental canopy". A "Recent" tab has been added: canopies you have already rented can be picked in one tap, size included. Round canopies. Added as a separate category with no model catalogue — the type is entered as a note. They come with a deployment mode: static line, container opening, manual; the altitude is filled in to match the mode and stays editable. When there is no delay, freefall time is not recorded. Round jumps count toward your total and are labelled in the log and in jump details. Media. The storage limit is now measured after compression rather than before, so noticeably more files fit. The jump form shows how much space is in use. Feed and profile. A like or comment notification opens the post itself. Feed cards show the jump number. Your profile can now carry the year you started jumping and links to your social accounts. Also: a notification when a new version is out; interface in Russian and English.

• Catalogs — drop zones, aircraft, canopies, containers — now update automatically, no reinstall needed. • The rig container is now picked from an expandable catalog: ParAAvis containers added — the full Spirit line, Kentavr and P1-U. • Canopy catalog expanded: the Paratec brand, ParAAvis reserves (Space, Space-II, Smile) and new JoJoWings models. • New drop zones: Borovaya (Surgut) and Uvat. A hot air balloon joined the aircraft catalog. • The app will let you know when a new version is out. • The interface language is set automatically from your device language: Russian on Russian-language devices, English everywhere else. • Added anonymous usage analytics to help us find and fix issues faster.

We polished onboarding and fixed a couple of annoying bugs: • Onboarding got a fresh look: branded background and glass-style input fields, matching the sign-in screen. • Pick your nickname right at sign-up — with instant availability check. • Home dropzone is now selected from the catalog instead of typed manually. • Fixed: the jump count entered during sign-up is now saved reliably. • Fixed: experienced skydivers no longer see the first-timer welcome card after logging their first jump. • Gear, licenses and training programs now save offline too — everything syncs once you're back online.