A person standing on a snowy cliff above a winter river canyon

Free to use

Every sport.One logbook.

Adventure Sports Log keeps skydiving, climbing, scuba, paragliding, surfing, skiing and snowboarding in one place — with more sports still to come, and room for whatever you pick up next.

Start loggingSee how it works

The map

Five trails.More coming.

Independent tracks for each sport. Same logbook. Add a custom trail today — more built-in sports will land as the log grows.

  1. A skydiver under a red, white and blue canopy

    01

    Skydiving

  2. A climber on a granite slab above forest and lakes

    02

    Rock climbing

  3. A scuba diver descending a line in green-blue water

    03

    Scuba diving

  4. A surfer in a wetsuit carrying a board into breaking waves

    04

    Surfing

  5. A skier on a steep snow slope in high mountains

    05

    Skiing

  6. A runner on a wet beach at sunset beside sea stacks

    06

    Custom

How it works

After the session,open the log.

Keep every sport on the home screen. Go into a track to log it properly. Publish a page when you want the year out in the world.

  1. Dashboard with skydiving and rock climbing tracks, each with a year graph and a log button

    01 · Home

    Every sport, one home screen

    Come back here after the session. Each trail has its own Log button and a heatmap of the year — so you see what you are actually living.

  2. Rock climbing track with a 2026 session graph, ascent count, spreadsheet import and a list of routes

    02 · The sport

    Then go inside the log

    Open a track and the fields match that world: sector, route, grade on a send. The graph, the list and the firsts all live with the sport they belong to.

  3. Public profile with a canyon hero, sport medals, share buttons, session totals and a year graph

    03 · The page you send

    Let the year travel

    Opt in and share /u/you. Visitors get your sports, totals and the heatmap. Notes stay private. Built to screenshot, paste, and send.

Ready when you get back.

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The problem

Adventure livesin too many places

Each sport already has a log. None of them talk to each other, and none of them are built to be shared.

  • Scattered apps

    PADI here, 8a there, a notes app for the rest.

  • Paper logbooks

    Great in the field. Invisible when you want to share a year of progress.

  • No single picture

    Friends see one sport. You live several.

The difference

One home for the whole log

Without it

  • A different app for every sport
  • Certificates buried in email
  • No clean page to share on social
  • Progress you cannot see at a glance

With Adventure Sports Log

  • Independent tracks for each sport
  • Sessions and milestones in one log
  • A public profile at /u/you
  • A dashboard that sums it all up

Features

Built for the logyou will actually keep

Manual logging first. Imports from PADI, 8a and others can come later — the log is useful today.

  1. 01

    Independent tracks

    Skydiving, climbing, scuba and the rest stay separate. Tailor fields to the sport — dropzone on a jump, grade on a send, depth on a dive.

  2. 02

    Sessions

    Log a jump, a pitch, a dive or a surf session in under a minute. Custom sports use a simple generic form.

  3. 03

    Milestones

    Certificates, ratings and personal firsts live next to the log they belong to.

  4. 04

    Shareable profile

    Opt in and publish /u/yourname. A photo card, your sports and totals — built to screenshot, paste, and share.

FAQ

Questions

Email neeewlifer@gmail.com if something is unclear.

  • What sports can I log?

    Skydiving, rock climbing, scuba diving, paragliding, surfing, skiing and snowboarding ship with tailored fields. You can also add a custom sport, and more built-in sports are on the way.

  • Can I import PADI dives or 8a sends?

    Not yet. v1 is manual logging so we can validate the idea quickly. Provider imports are on the roadmap once the core log is useful.

  • Is it free?

    Yes. Unlimited sports, sessions and milestones, with an optional public profile. No card required.

  • Will there be a paid plan?

    Maybe later — a $10/month Pro plan is on the roadmap. If we turn billing on you’ll get a heads-up, and you keep your data either way.

  • How do I sign in?

    Use Continue with Google. We may add GitHub or other providers later. There are no passwords or magic-link emails.

  • Are public profiles indexed?

    Yes, if you opt in and choose a username. Pages start with sample founder photos; you can replace them in Settings. Turn the profile off and the page 404s.

A climber on a mountain ridge above a valley

Start the logyou'll actually keep

Create an account, add a sport, and log your first session in a couple of minutes. It's free.

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