See more of what DJI recorded.
Extract more flight data with the accuracy and completeness needed to understand the full story behind a flight.
Flight Reader specializes in accurate and complete data extraction from DJI drone flight logs. Extract more flight data than any other application capable of reading them.
Explore your flight data online with Flight Reader Web, or keep everything local with Flight Reader Desktop on Windows.
DJI flight logs can store the same information differently depending on the drone model, app, and firmware version. Many fields also aren't publicly documented, so finding the data, understanding what it means, and making it consistent across different logs takes a significant amount of work.
Flight Reader handles all of that behind the scenes. It extracts, interprets, and normalizes the recorded data so you can review your flights and export accurate, consistent results without having to untangle those differences yourself.
Flight Reader can extract more than 383 different flight log fields, with data recorded as often as every tenth of a second. That level of detail lets you investigate exactly what was happening at a specific moment in a flight instead of relying on a summary of the flight as a whole.
A free account. Your flights in your web browser.
Free accounts retain logs for 90 days. Plus storage remains available while your paid plan is active.
A perpetual license. Flight data stays on your computer.
Try free for 7 days on Windows 10 or later. Purchase a perpetual license to keep using Desktop.
DJI flight log processing for your applications.
Built for developers and businesses integrating DJI flight log data into their own workflows.
Extract more flight data with the accuracy and completeness needed to understand the full story behind a flight.
Explore flights in a web browser, process them locally on Windows, or bring DJI flight data into your own applications through the API.
Turn a raw flight log into understandable maps, playback, charts, and important events without piecing everything together by hand.
Follow the recorded route and move through the flight chronologically to see how its location and telemetry changed.
Explore the telemetry behind the route to understand how recorded values changed during a flight.
Create charts from recorded telemetry so changes, spikes, and relationships are easier to see.
Inspect the data available at different points in a flight when a summary or map does not provide enough detail.
Review aircraft and battery history over time so recurring patterns and important changes are easier to recognize.
Assign familiar names to aircraft and batteries so you do not have to identify equipment by serial number.
Filter your flight library to narrow down the records you need. Available filters vary by product.
Organize flights into a library that becomes more useful as you add records.
Keep a record of your work flights and the details you may need for job records, client reports, or your own flight history.
Review flights by the equipment that produced them to make historical comparisons easier.
Customize the fields and output to focus on what matters to your review. Available options depend on your product and plan.
Create reports and exports that make flight information easier to archive, share, analyze, or use in another workflow.
Export results to formats such as CSV, GPX, SRT, or KML when supported by your Flight Reader product and plan.
Open CSV exports in spreadsheet software for additional sorting, calculations, recordkeeping, or analysis.
Use the Flight Reader API to process supported DJI flight logs without building and maintaining your own extraction system.
Use the Flight Reader API to process logs and retrieve structured results instead of handling every file manually.
Select the available API fields required by your application and avoid building around unnecessary output.
Receive flight log data through the Flight Reader API in formats designed for integration with software, databases, and automated workflows.
Use the Flight Reader API for workflows that process flight logs programmatically or in larger quantities.
Ongoing updates add improvements, fixes, and support for newly released aircraft and changing DJI flight log formats.
Receive support from Mike Singer, Flight Reader's creator and developer, when you need assistance using the product.
Help make Flight Reader even better. Share your ideas for new features and workflow improvements based on how you use Flight Reader.
Get started with a free Flight Reader Web account or try Flight Reader Desktop free for 7 days.