I’ve been working on a passion project to help visualize my own flight data, and I wanted to share it with the community. I named it DJI-logbook and it is very easy to get up and running because you can directly download the prebuilt standalone binaries (for Windows and MacOS) and start the application. Of course if you are interested, you are welcome to look through the code and leave any suggestion.
I know many of us are wary of uploading our flight logs to random cloud services just to see a chart. So, I built this tool to be 100% local. Your data never leaves your computer, it’s stored in a high-speed local database (DuckDB) and you can have as many logs as you want/have - there is no limit at all. I have added the quite interesting features where you can track health of a specific battery (with it's serial number), and see how the battery % used per minute decline over time, giving you indication when to change a battery.
Key Features:
3D Flight Paths visualization: visualize your flight path over interactive 3D terrain. You can see the actual height of the aircraft and look at that from different angles. I find that super cool tbh!
Overview of all flights: Overall stats combining all your flight stats! You can see a GitHub style heatmap of your most active days in the year!
Privacy: No cloud uploads. Everything stays on your drive.
Available in both dark and light mode, supports both metric and imperial units.
Exports: Direct CSV, JSON, GPX, and KML export from the flight stats bar
Analytics: Battery health monitoring, RC signal strength, speed, and altitude charts.
Flight Journal: Searchable, sort-able history with filters for specific drones or batteries.
Fast Import: Drag-and-drop bulk import for your DJI .txt logs. Supports multiple file upload in one go.
Some similar analysis you can get from Airdata, but they won't let you have/analyze more than 100 log files at a time, so it can get limited as you progress over time. Also, you have to upload the flight data, with lots of sensitive info to a 3rd party server. This application costs $0, open source for peace of your mind, runs completely locally, and you have full control over your data, and above all super easy to install!
It supports Mac, Windows, and Linux. This is in it's early development phase and also I’m just a solo dev/pilot making this for the community and myself, so I’d love to hear your opinion and support!
iamarpan•1h ago
I’ve been working on a passion project to help visualize my own flight data, and I wanted to share it with the community. I named it DJI-logbook and it is very easy to get up and running because you can directly download the prebuilt standalone binaries (for Windows and MacOS) and start the application. Of course if you are interested, you are welcome to look through the code and leave any suggestion.
I know many of us are wary of uploading our flight logs to random cloud services just to see a chart. So, I built this tool to be 100% local. Your data never leaves your computer, it’s stored in a high-speed local database (DuckDB) and you can have as many logs as you want/have - there is no limit at all. I have added the quite interesting features where you can track health of a specific battery (with it's serial number), and see how the battery % used per minute decline over time, giving you indication when to change a battery.
Key Features:
3D Flight Paths visualization: visualize your flight path over interactive 3D terrain. You can see the actual height of the aircraft and look at that from different angles. I find that super cool tbh!
Overview of all flights: Overall stats combining all your flight stats! You can see a GitHub style heatmap of your most active days in the year!
Privacy: No cloud uploads. Everything stays on your drive.
Available in both dark and light mode, supports both metric and imperial units.
Exports: Direct CSV, JSON, GPX, and KML export from the flight stats bar
Analytics: Battery health monitoring, RC signal strength, speed, and altitude charts.
Flight Journal: Searchable, sort-able history with filters for specific drones or batteries.
Fast Import: Drag-and-drop bulk import for your DJI .txt logs. Supports multiple file upload in one go.
Some similar analysis you can get from Airdata, but they won't let you have/analyze more than 100 log files at a time, so it can get limited as you progress over time. Also, you have to upload the flight data, with lots of sensitive info to a 3rd party server. This application costs $0, open source for peace of your mind, runs completely locally, and you have full control over your data, and above all super easy to install!
It supports Mac, Windows, and Linux. This is in it's early development phase and also I’m just a solo dev/pilot making this for the community and myself, so I’d love to hear your opinion and support!