Getting Started
The Flight Tracking app is a web-based tool — no installation required. Visit project-flight-tracking.vercel.app to get started.
Logging a Flight
- Open the app and sign in (or create an account)
- Create a new flight log — fill in the basic details: date, drone/platform, pilot, location
- Upload log data from your flight controller (e.g. a
.ulgor.binfile from PX4 or ArduPilot) - Add notes — any relevant observations, anomalies, or context from the flight
- Submit — the log is stored and made available for analysis
What Gets Logged
At minimum, a flight record captures:
- Flight date and duration
- Platform / drone identifier
- Pilot
- Flight controller log file
- Free-form notes
Additional metadata fields will be added as the project matures.
Viewing Past Flights
The app's dashboard lists all submitted flights. Selecting a flight shows its full log, uploaded data, and any notes. Engineers can filter and review across flights to identify patterns.
Tips
- Log every flight, even routine ones — aggregate data is more useful than individual data points
- Note anything unusual in the freeform notes field, even if it seems minor
- If you're unsure what log format to use, ask in
#flight-tracking-publicon Discord