Randodrone

Randodrone tells you where you can fly your drone on a hike in France.

Import your hike's GPX track, draw a route or pick a hike around an address: Randodrone reads the official drone restriction map (DGAC, IGN) all along the way and shows you, stretch by stretch, where flying is forbidden and up to what height it is allowed.

THE ROUTE IN COLOR • Each stretch colored by its rule: no flying, 30, 50, 60, 100 or 120 m • The share of the route where you can fly • The elevation profile, to explore with your finger • Near aerodromes and heliports, the height counted from the aerodrome's altitude and compared with the ground: on a slope there is often less air left than you think

WHERE TO TAKE OFF • The best take-off points of each stretch: the most room around and the best view • National parks and nature reserves named, with a link to their rules • Tap the map anywhere in France to see what applies

FLIGHT WEATHER • Wind, gusts, rain and visibility hour by hour for each take-off point (Apple Weather data) • The hours when flying is allowed (aeronautical day)

HIKES AROUND YOU • Marked trails around an address or your location, with the flyable share of each

ON THE TRAIL • "On the trail" mode follows your location and tells you whether you can fly where you are • The zones read around each hike stay available without a network • Your favorite spots, with your notes • A pre-flight checklist and a flight log • A picture of your hike to post on social media, as a post or a story

RANDODRONE PREMIUM (one-time purchase, no subscription) • No ads • Offline maps of your hikes (IGN map and zones) • 10-day forecast and the best time to fly • Light for filming: golden hour and blue hour • Unlimited favorite spots • Flight log export • iCloud sync between iPhone and iPad

GOOD TO KNOW Randodrone gives an indicative reading of the official restriction map. Temporary bans are not on it and the outline of built-up areas is approximate. Check before every flight: the remote pilot remains responsible for the flight.

Works in mainland France. Available in 14 languages.