FleetRangerOwn your flight logs
Open-source flight logging for DJI Enterprise, on your own server.
Your data stays with you
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One install per organisation
FleetRanger runs on a server you control, and your flight logs are stored there only.
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Pilots see their own flights
Unless you give them more access. Raw logs and full telemetry are never shown to users.
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Open source
Licensed under the AGPL-3.0, so you can check what it does with your data.
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Made for DJI Enterprise
For drones flown with DJI Pilot 2, on controllers such as the DJI RC Pro.
Our flight logs are too sensitive for the cloud. FleetRanger keeps them on our own server, and makes our operations much simpler.
How it works
Before take-off
The pilot picks their name on the controller, even without a connection, and FleetRanger opens DJI Pilot 2.
After landing
The controller uploads the new flight logs to your server, over Wi-Fi networks you approve.
At your desk
Flights that follow each other are grouped into sessions, with their times, pilots, drones and tracks on a map.
Features
An app on the controller
Pilots choose their name before each flight. Nobody logs in on a shared controller.
Logbook and sessions
Every flight with its time in the air, distance, drone, controller and pilot. Sessions can be merged and split.
Tracks on a map
Each flight's track on a satellite map, and all tracks of a session together.
Teams and equipment
Pilots work in teams. Drones and controllers are registered from their logs, so the fleet list keeps itself up to date.
Set it up for your fleet
To run FleetRanger for your organisation, write to info@mapture.ai. We offer installation, support and consultation as paid services.