DronePeak: Drone Weather

Check drone-ready weather, airspace and no-fly zones, then review DJI flight records and keep every mission organized in one focused pilot toolkit.

Plan with more context before takeoff and learn from every flight afterward. DronePeak brings drone-focused weather, airspace awareness, personalized flight checks and flight records into one clear toolkit for recreational and professional UAV pilots.

KNOW THE CONDITIONS BEFORE YOU FLY

See current wind, gusts, visibility, precipitation, temperature, pressure and cloud information for your location. Explore hourly and extended forecasts, including wind at different altitudes, to find a better flight window.

GET A DRONE-SPECIFIC FLIGHT SCORE

Add your drone profile and compare current conditions with its operating limits. DronePeak turns multiple weather signals into a simple, color-coded assessment and explains the factors that need attention.

CHECK AIRSPACE ON THE MAP

Explore nearby restricted, authorization and warning zones, airports, controlled airspace and other relevant map layers. Search locations, save favorite flying spots and review conditions for a selected point before leaving home.

REVIEW DJI FLIGHT RECORDS

Import supported DJI flight record files to inspect the route, altitude, speed, battery trend, environment and detected warnings. Keep important post-flight information together instead of switching between tools.

BUILD YOUR PILOT LOGBOOK

Record flights, manage multiple drone profiles, review statistics and follow your progress with achievements. Cloud backup and smart notifications help keep your planning routine organized.

FREE AND PREMIUM

Core current weather, airspace map and limited logs/profiles are available without Premium. Premium adds extended forecasts, deeper charts, DJI record analysis, personalized risk alerts, unlimited tools and an ad-free experience.

DronePeak is a planning and awareness aid, not an official aeronautical source or flight authorization service. Conditions and restrictions can change. Always check current local regulations, NOTAMs and official aviation sources, maintain visual line of sight and follow your aircraft manufacturer's limits.