LinkMyGear

Link My Gear combines a feather-light tracker — Airguard — with this app so your gear, your jumps and your crew all stay connected. Clip Airguard to your main canopy and it works as one system with your phone and the web: it records the jump, helps you find your gear, and syncs everything automatically.

🪂 BRING YOUR GEAR HOME
• Tracks your main canopy's position, so after a cutaway you can head toward where it came down.
• Trigger a locator beep or a bright LED to pinpoint it on the ground or from the air.
• The jump that went sideways still lands in your logbook like any other.

📊 EVERY JUMP, IN 3D
• Altitude, GPS and motion captured up to 25× a second.
• Automatic Bluetooth offload — your jump is on your phone before you've packed up, even with the app closed.
• True 3D replay on the web; compare up to 5 jumps aligned on exit, deployment or landing.
• Speed, vertical speed, glide ratio, freefall time and more.

📓 A LOGBOOK THAT COUNTS
• Six-step digital logbook: gear, aircraft, discipline, achievements, media.
• Instructor / coach sign-off in-app.
• Export to PDF or CSV any time.

🔔 STAY CONNECTED
• Configurable alerts to the personal contacts you choose.
• Land hard without your phone? The device can reach out over its own cellular connection.
• (Alerts are a heads-up, not a promise — delivery depends on coverage and conditions. Link My Gear issues alerts to your contacts, not emergency services.)

🤝 FRIENDS & TEAM
• Create group jumps, invite friends, review synchronized tracks for formation debriefs.
• Telemetry is shared only with your explicit, opt-in consent.

⚙️ TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
• Every account gets a demo device — generate a synthetic jump and explore the whole app before you own an Airguard.
• Face unlock / fingerprint login, units in metric or imperial.

Airguard supports recovery, telemetry, and configurable alerts. It is not an emergency service, rescue service, life-saving device, or guaranteed safety device. Transmission and alerts depend on battery level, device condition, correct configuration, cellular coverage, backend availability, and recipient availability.