Record your flights with this Android app, while also using it to display in-flight data like altitude, speed, heading, bearing, GPS position and more!

Once you've recorded a flight, you'll find it in the Internal Storage of your Android device in a folder called FlightRecorder. The file name contains the date of the recorded flight and ends with '.gpx'.

Use this link to process your flight data in various ways.

Features

Displayed flight data:

Latest STABLE version:

Version Date Download Changelog
v0.4.1 27.01.2022 FlightRecorder v0.4.1 (⭐Stable⭐) Extended flight telemetry data display (like Speed, Direction, Bearing, etc.)

Other versions:

Version Date Download Changelog
v0.4.3 01.02.2022 FlightRecorder v0.4.3 (⚠️Experimental⚠️) Improved 'Return to Home' function by adding bearing indicator relative to home position (meaning you get a more accurate indication in which direction you need to turn to in order to reach your home position)
v0.4.2 29.01.2022 FlightRecorder v0.4.2 (⚠️Experimental⚠️) Implemented 'Return to Home' functioniality (by calculating distance and relative bearing between current location and start position), programmatically set and unset 'Keep Screen On' flag, etc.
v0.4 21.01.2022 FlightRecorder v0.4 Added input fields with fixed layout which allow to add extra information to recorded .GPX track, link to website, forced portrait mode, etc.

Note: This app is currently under sporadic development and considered beta. Once it is feature-complete, well-tested and stable enough, it will be released in the Google Play Store.