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Read the flight before you fly the next one.

A flight log turns a `.bin` or `.ulg` file into a story: altitude, path, battery, events. We point you at the mature open-source analysers and describe the value layer we add on top — airspace-safety metadata from AVIX. Upload and report generation are on the roadmap, not yet live.

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Open-source analysers

Start here today.

  1. review.px4.io

    PX4 Flight Review

    Upload a `.ulg` log and get plots, statistics, and health checks. Open-source (PX4/flight_review), self-hostable.

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  2. plot.ardupilot.org

    ArduPilot UAV Log Viewer

    Upload a `.bin` log for a 3D path replay and parameter plots. The direct route for ArduPilot builds.

    Open ↗
  3. Ground station

    QGroundControl

    The cross-platform GCS that records the logs in the first place — and replays telemetry locally.

    Open ↗
What we would add

The value layer (roadmap).

The open-source viewers answer "what did the aircraft do." The layer we plan to add answers "was the airspace safe" — joining the flight path against AVIX bird-activity and low-altitude corridor metadata, and producing a shareable PDF report.

This is on the roadmap, not yet live. Upload, parsing, and report generation involve location and facility data, so they ship only after a privacy and security review. Military and secured-facility logs are out of scope.

Note

No upload backend is live on this page today. Drone-log data (location, facility, video) is sensitive; any future upload feature will provide consent, scope, and deletion controls. Open-source tools are linked, governed by their own licenses.