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drop zone · Perranporth, Cornwall

Skydive Cornwall

A drop zone that runs on its own software, office to hangar.

demo data These screens are from the demo drop zone of JumpOps, the product this system grew into. Every member in them is made up. The club's own screens hold real people's records, so we don't show them.

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.
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 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.
levels for every rule: off, warn or block, with British Skydiving's minimums fixed
3
hangar TV refresh: the next three loads and winds aloft
20 s
simulator anchor checks, signed off by a tandem instructor with 5,000+ jumps
14

the problem

The club ran on paper arrival forms, with Bookeo for tandems. Knowing whether a jumper's medical, reserve repack and AAD were in date was a job for whoever was on the desk. The old five-page Wix site had no requirements page, no FAQ and no voucher page.

the approach

We jump, so we started from the manifest desk rather than the website. British Skydiving's rules and the club's own became checks on every jumper. Paperwork moved onto customers' phones and an airfield iPad. Changes to anything safety-related need a named sign-off before they ship.

what we built

The working parts.

  • A clear-to-jump gate

    Nobody is cleared to jump until every document and kit check is initialled. The checks are British Skydiving's rules and the club's own. The office sets each to off, warn or block, and a British Skydiving rule can't go below its minimum.

  • Manifest and load sheets

    Loads, instructors, AFF and tandem students and aircraft, with printed load sheets and expiry tracking for medicals, reserve repacks and AADs, chased by reminder emails.

  • Paperwork on the customer's phone

    Tandem customers get a link for their indemnity, media consent and BS Form 115A, with a guardian step for under-18s.

  • An airfield iPad

    An installable app with PIN-locked customer cards and finger signatures. Check-in produces the British Skydiving CSV export.

  • A hangar TV on a Raspberry Pi

    Boots straight into the next three loads, with the winds one press away, refreshing every 20 seconds.

  • A jump-run brief

    Built on our own freefall simulator: a recommended jump run and spot, and each jumper's drift and separation, from the forecast winds.

  • Jumper accounts and the rest

    Club members sign in without a password to see whether they're clear to jump and keep a logbook with PDF export. Bookings sync with Bookeo, camera customers with Freefall Films. A new 11-page website is built and waiting to launch.

checked Changes to safety code don't ship without a named sign-off.

built with

Next.js, TypeScript, Drizzle, Neon Postgres, Resend, Bookeo, WebAuthn passkeys, Raspberry Pi, Vercel

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