The same recorded route, rebuilt in depth from your original DJI FlightRecord TXT. Telemetry, DJI warnings, and every conclusion remain tied to the field that recorded them.
The analyzer opens a decoded flight in 3D, where terrain, building scale, and aircraft attitude can add context. The route still comes from the logged GPS samples; terrain and buildings are external context, clearly attributed in the analyzer.
SWITCH TO 2D FOR THE FLAT, LIGHTER MAPThe route is drawn from the GPS samples your aircraft wrote down. It is not smoothed, interpolated, or guessed from a video. Scrub to any second and every reading beside the map moves with you.
Battery, pack voltage, power draw, speed, height, and distance from home are stacked against a single timeline with the aircraft's own recorded events marked along it. Wind, return-home setup and the reason GPS dropped are read straight from the log too, where your export carries them.
Every finding names the rule that produced it, the values it read, and the limits of what it can claim. Where the log went quiet, it says so instead of filling the gap with a zero.
Your aircraft writes its own totals: top height, top speed, and its odometer. Those go side by side with the figures rebuilt here, and the difference is stated. Neither side is assumed correct: when they disagree, you find out which number you have been relying on.
Parsing, replay, telemetry and findings all run in this browser. There is no upload step, and no account, unless you decide you want to keep something.
Read the privacy boundaryYour original TXT, complete telemetry, coordinates, filenames, DJI messages, and full serial numbers.
Sign in and you can keep a redacted summary of a flight, so later flights have something to compare against. Opening one again asks for the original FlightRecord TXT from your device because the route and the telemetry were never sent in the first place.
