Your drone Garage.
Keep the drones you love. Explore their recorded flights. Share the highlights.
Open my Garage →
Make room for a favourite.
Open Contribute → Drone garage or My account → Garage. Sign in, choose Add a drone, then browse recordings or search its broadcast ID.
Choose a drone card to see its flights. Add a private nickname, notes, colour or cover to make it feel familiar.
Anyone can add the same drone. A Garage entry is not an ownership claim.Start with an operator ID.
Optionally add a public operator RID during signup, in Account details or in Garage. These all use the same saved list.
Choose Save & find my drones. A visual search checks recorded flights and adds matching drones to your Garage automatically. Businesses can save several IDs with labels such as “Survey team”.
No recorded matches yet? Choose Add coverage · Set up a receiver. You may already have suitable hardware; setup can take around 10 minutes with a compatible receiver ready.
Which ID should I enter?
Use the 16-character UK/EU public operator RID, preserving its case. Leave out the secret suffix. The printed UK GBR-OP registration label is a different format.
Matches come from qualifying operator messages in public recordings. An ID is not proof of ownership, registration or who flew a drone. Lists are private to the signed-in account; they are not shared automatically across a business.
Every recorded journey.
Open a drone to explore its map, flight journal and monthly highlights. Favourite a recording to find it again.
What do the statistics cover?
Totals cover the retained recordings loaded in the view. Load more where offered. Reception gaps are excluded from route distance and observed time; these are not lifetime totals, confirmed takeoffs or the aircraft’s onboard flight log.
Availability depends on supported broadcasts, receiver coverage and retained public data. No matches does not mean a drone has never flown.