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Flight analysis & planning for BASE jumpers

Every jump.
A clearer margin.

Bring your recordings, deployment, terrain and weather into focus. Learn from the flight behind you. Add context to the one ahead.

Explore your flights Plan a route

Start with a bundled flight or import your FlySight recording.

FlySight recordingsDeployment stagesCesium 3D terrainWeather context

ONE CONNECTED WORKSPACE

Follow the details.
Keep the whole flight in view.

A shared library carries your recordings, selections and preferences across the tools.

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See the flight

Replay your track over Cesium 3D terrain. Inspect altitude, groundspeed, descent rate and glide ratio as the recording unfolds.

Open flight viewer
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Understand deployment

Follow altitude lost from exit through line stretch, inflation and 1:1 glide, with clear stage and cumulative measurements.

Explore a recording
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Keep what matters

Import a FlySight recording, trim it to the part you want to study, and keep your flights together in your device’s library.

Open track trimmer

FROM TRACK TO PLAN

Review the jump.
Plan the next.

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Import the track

Import a FlySight track or choose a bundled recording.

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Review the jump

Replay the flight. Check deployment and compare the numbers.

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Plan the next

Plot a route. Compare exit-hour weather with the forecast.

Your flight data follows you from analysis to planning.

THE CONDITIONS AROUND THE FLIGHT

Past weather.
Future forecast.
Useful perspective.

Place the weather from the recorded exit hour beside a forecast for the same location. See changes in wind, gusts and conditions while planning in the GlideLines.

Compare weather

CLEAR ABOUT THE LIMITS

Context you can question.

Modeled weather

Historical weather comes from gridded models. Actual conditions at a cliff or along a flight can differ.

Estimated exit times

Suggested times are marked as estimates. Confirm the actual jump time before comparing the exit hour.

Ground-relative measurements

Recorded speed and glide describe movement relative to the ground. They do not directly measure airspeed or canopy efficiency.

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Get closer
to your flight.

Open the workspace

Analysis supports your judgment. Estimates and limitations remain visible.