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drone-logbook ⭐ 1.6k A tool that analyzes drone flight logs using DuckDB and React, for developers and drone users who want to inspect their flight data. 🔗 arpanghosh8453/drone-logbook #opensource t.co
Free Open Source desktop application for analyzing and reviewing drone flight logs Hello everyone, I know a lot of you use Airdata for keeping track of your drone stats and logs. If you are a long term Airdata or Phantomhelp Log viewer user, this tool is for you. This tool is free and you can load unlimited number of flights and view combined stats, with advance analytics and search/filter/export functions. It is not a brand new too, it's been around for more than 6 months now and have hundreds os users. Basically it does almost everything Airdata does for you, but with a private and open source application for FREE. You keep your data with you without sharing it with any 3rd party. You have both a desktop (Windows, Mac, Linux) option along with self hosting with Docker (both AMD64 and ARM64 supported, so works even on raspberry pi) Check it out here : opendronelog.com (You can download the platform specific binaries) If you are into self hosting, or a developer looking for source code, Check GitHub page If you prefer a standalone mobile app, Check out it on Play Store I am the developer, so feel free to let me know any feedback you have on the application or leave a general thoughts comments here.