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drop zone management software for UK skydiving centres

JumpOps

Drop zone software that checks every jumper and every load.

demo data These screens are JumpOps running its demo drop zone. Every member in them is made up.

Check-in in the JumpOps demo: each member's medical, reserve repack, membership and cleared-to-jump dates, and one verdict for each, OK to manifest or do not manifest.
one verdict for each jumperdemo data · Check-in: each member's dates, and one verdict.
The manifest desk in the JumpOps demo: a load being built in exit order, one jumper marked blocked, and a panel listing what must be put right before the load can be submitted.
held: reserve repack overduedemo data · The manifest desk: a load is built in exit order and held until its checks pass.
The wall board in the JumpOps demo: the next three loads side by side, each with its aircraft, run-in and groups in exit order, and the seconds to leave between groups.
seconds between groupsdemo data · The hangar's wall board: the next loads, in exit order.
A tandem customer's form on a phone in the JumpOps demo: step one of five, asking for a name, date of birth, gender, weight and height.
demo data · Paperwork on the customer's own phone, done before the day.

what it is

JumpOps grew out of the office system of the Cornish Parachute Club (Skydive Cornwall), at Perranporth. Lex Deeley, a tandem instructor with 5,000+ jumps and 7 years instructing, built that system with the club's office, and it has run the club's jump days since September 2026: members, tandems, loads and briefs.

It checks every jumper and every load against the rules: British Skydiving's and the drop zone's own. The chief instructor sets each rule to off, warn or block, a British Skydiving rule can't go below its minimum, and the manifest won't submit a load until the blocking checks pass.

It's now offered to other UK drop zones. A walkthrough starts with a demo system to try in your own time, a made-up drop zone with made-up members, followed by a call or a visit with Lex.

what it does

The working parts.

  • One verdict for each jumper

    The office sees whether a jumper is OK to manifest, or exactly what's stopping them. Membership, licence, medical, kit and payment are all read against the rules.

  • Dates that warn early

    Medical, repack and clearance dates go amber 14 days out and red when overdue, and the reminder emails go out by themselves.

  • A manifest that knows the rules

    Pick the aircraft, put jumpers into groups, and the load builder sets the exit order. It won't submit a load until the checks pass.

  • The tandem desk

    A booking comes in from the drop zone's own website or from Bookeo. The jumper does their forms on their phone, and the drop zone's iPad checks them again on the day.

  • A brief for every load

    An add-on. A drift simulator takes the wind at every height and each jumper's weight, discipline and canopy, and sets the run, the green light and the time between groups. It's a planning aid: the call stays with the chief instructor, the pilot and the jump master.

  • A wall board for the clubhouse

    A screen that shows the next loads and the winds, and flips between the two with one press.

pricing Club, the sport drop zone's plan, is £149 a month. Tandem, which adds the tandem desk, is £399. Both are flat, with no percentage of your tandems and no fee per jump. The jump-run brief is an add-on at £99 a month. Set-up is £1,950, once. It's 12 months to start, then month by month with 90 days' notice. Licensed, not sold: one platform runs every drop zone. see all pricing →

built with

Next.js, TypeScript, Drizzle, Postgres, Resend, Bookeo

client work

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