Flight Replay: See Every Drone Flight in 3D, Chart the Data, and Share the Map

Open any flight and see the whole story. Replay it on the map, fly it again in 3D, read every reading as a chart, turn the path into a shareable image, and export a clean report. One flight, six ways to look at it.

A Rebuilt Flight Page

Every flight now opens into six tabs that all read the same flight.

• Overview, Replay, 3D View, Image Studio, Charts, and Export, across the top of every flight
• Move between the summary, the map, the charts, and the report without leaving the page
• Every measurement follows your workspace's unit setting, so there is nothing to convert in your head
• Works on the flights already in your workspace, including ones you uploaded long ago

Overview

The whole flight at a glance, and most days the only tab you need.

• Flight details, the path on a map, and the headline numbers side by side
• Duration, distance, height, top speed, and how the battery did from takeoff to landing
• A list of notable moments picked out on its own: takeoff and landing, peak height and speed, lowest battery, a low-battery stretch, a height or distance limit reached, a return-to-home
• A flight with no usable satellite fix, for example one flown indoors, shows the full summary instead of a broken map

Replay

Turn the log back into motion and scrub through it like video.

• Press play and the aircraft retraces its path while a live readout shows height, speed, heading, battery, satellites, and distance from the launch point at that instant
• Drag the timeline to jump to any moment
• The timeline is marked with the flight phases and the same notable moments, so you can jump straight to the part that matters
• Click a battery warning or other event and the whole panel snaps to that second

3D View

Fly the flight again over real terrain.

• The flight plays back as a three-dimensional scene over satellite terrain, the path drawn in the air at the height it was flown
• The camera glides and follows on its own, so it plays like a short cinematic clip
• Follow, Orbit, Cockpit, and Free camera modes
• Makes obvious what a flat map hides: how close a pass really was, how steeply it climbed, how height changed over a ridge or building

Image Studio

Make a single, polished image of the flight path to share.

• Pick a shape for where it is going, from a square for social to a wide landscape for a document
• Choose a map style, an angle, lighting, framing, and a path colour, with the image rendering live as you adjust
• Switch on start and end points, height markers, and an info card with your company name, the aircraft, the date, and the headline numbers
• One click downloads a high-resolution image

Charts

Read every reading, with context.

• Grouped the way you would look at them: Performance, Navigation, Battery, Orientation, and, where recorded, Gimbal and Camera
• Sensible reference lines, so a number means something: where to think about heading home, where battery becomes critical, where the satellite signal is weak
• A playhead runs across every chart together, drag anywhere to read exact values, shared with the Replay tab
• Anything the aircraft never recorded is named as not recorded rather than drawn as a flat line

Export

Take the flight out of DroneBundle four ways, each with a preview.

• Flight report as a clean PDF: details, summary, battery and power, phases, and notable events, ready for a client or the file
• Flight data as a CSV of every reading, ready for Excel or Google Sheets
• Processed log as one data file for your own systems
• The original raw file from the drone, exactly as it was uploaded
• The report and the studio image both carry your company name

Where It Lives

• Open any flight from the Flights page
• The six tabs appear on every flight, with nothing to switch on
• Available on every plan

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