Effective September 2026
Short version: your jumps are yours. The app has no accounts, no analytics, no ads, and no server of ours. Your data lives on your device (and in your personal iCloud if you turn sync on).
When you record a jump session, the app captures GPS location, barometric altitude, and motion-sensor data to build your jump log, flight paths, and statistics. This data is stored on your device only. If iCloud sync is enabled, it is stored in your private iCloud database, which we cannot access.
Location is used to record flight paths, attach the dropzone to a jump, and (optionally) notice when you arrive at a dropzone so the app can offer to start recording. Location data never leaves your device except as part of your own iCloud sync.
To show forecasts, the app sends the coordinates of your dropzone (not your live location) to the Open-Meteo weather service (open-meteo.com). No identifiers accompany these requests.
Nothing. There is no analytics SDK, no tracking, no advertising, and no account system. We never see your jumps, your location, or your identity.
You can export everything from Settings → Data at any time. Deleting the app deletes all local data; iCloud-synced data can be removed in iOS Settings → Apple ID → iCloud.
Questions: bendobbins@gmail.com