FlyReady - Drone Weather

Check drone weather, a flyability score, flight time, mission and mapping — all before you fly.

Before every drone flight, check the drone weather first.

FlyReady uses the real-time drone weather at your location to tell you whether you can fly your drone today, with a flyability score — then goes further, calculating your aircraft's flight time, mission feasibility and aerial photography & mapping plans. It's not just a weather app; it's an all-in-one drone flight planner with a built-in flight time calculator.

■ Can I fly my drone today? — Flyability score Combines real-time weather (wind, wind speed, temperature, precipitation, visibility) and the geomagnetic Kp index into a 0-100 flyability score with a clear verdict. Get a morning notification on whether you can fly today and check in advance if it's a windy day.

■ Can your drone do this mission? — Performance & flight time calculator Enter battery, weight, motor and propellers to calculate theoretical flight time, max range and safety warnings. Add live wind and payload and this drone calculator tells you "this round trip is feasible with X minutes to spare." Save multiple aircraft profiles too.

■ Aerial photography & drone mapping planner Pick a camera preset (DJI, Galaxy) and a survey purpose (orthomosaic, inspection, surveying, agriculture) and this photogrammetry planner auto-calculates recommended altitude, photo count, flight distance and duration — and even analyzes the legal altitude limit.

■ Safety thresholds at a glance Key battery, wind, distance and altitude thresholds, plus charts of how wind and payload affect flight time.

■ Why FlyReady · All-in-one — drone weather + performance + mission + aerial mapping in one app · 20 languages · real-time data (WeatherAPI weather, NOAA space weather Kp)

From hobby flying to industrial photography and surveying, plan your next drone flight more safely and smartly.

Note: For reference only. Always verify actual drone flight permission (flight authorization, airspace, etc.) against your country's aviation law and official sources; you are responsible as the operator. Results are approximate.