DroneLook

Drone detection. In your hands. Connect a DroneLook Micro to your iPhone and turn nearby Remote ID broadcasts into a live view of drone activity. Follow flight paths, see reported pilot or takeoff locations, and revisit saved flights in immersive 3D. Live detection requires compatible DroneLook receiver hardware, sold separately. You can explore the app without hardware in the built-in Demo Mode. No account or subscription is required. FOLLOW THE FLIGHT Switch between 2D maps and full-screen 3D satellite views without losing your place. Pan, zoom, tilt, and rotate to explore the scene. See flight trails and reported altitude, speed, and identification details when available. REPLAY THE MOMENT Open a saved flight in 3D. Play it back, scrub to a specific moment, and change playback speed to examine the route from another perspective. KNOW WHERE TO LOOK See the reported pilot or takeoff location when it is included in the broadcast. Use AR Finder to view the direction of a selected detection through your iPhone camera. KEEP THE WHOLE STORY Review saved encounters and telemetry. Download past detections from your Micro and export PDF flight reports, GPX tracks, KML maps, or CSV data. MAKE IT YOURS Classify aircraft, choose the map layers you need, and configure local detection and geofence alerts. Detection history and settings stay on your iPhone; you choose when and where to export them. KEEP YOUR MICRO CURRENT Install the firmware included with the app over USB. Check installed and included versions, follow transfer progress, and confirm the node has restarted. Firmware installation works offline; new firmware arrives through app updates. BEFORE YOU START USB-C is the preferred connection; optional Bluetooth supports compatible nodes. Live detection depends on supported Remote ID broadcasts, receiver configuration, range, and radio conditions. Some aircraft do not broadcast Remote ID or do not provide every field. Map imagery requires internet access, detailed 3D coverage varies by location, and flight altitude alignment is approximate. DroneLook is a passive situational-awareness tool. It does not control or interfere with aircraft and is not intended for air traffic control or safety-of-life use.