Avior vs FlyReady

Know before you fly. Avior turns complex weather, wind and space weather data into one clear answer: is it a good time to fly your drone? Open the app and see your Fly Score instantly, from 0 to 100, with a simple verdict: Good to Fly, Caution or No-Fly. Built for drone pilots who are tired of checking five different apps before every flight. YOUR FLIGHT CONDITIONS AT A GLANCE - Fly Score: one number that combines wind, gusts, rain, visibility, temperature and geomagnetic activity - Clear verdicts: Good to Fly, Caution or No-Fly, with the exact reasons listed - Best flight window: see the ideal hours to fly today at a glance WIND THAT MATTERS AT ALTITUDE Surface wind is only half the story. Avior shows wind speed and direction at the surface, 80 meters and 120 meters, so you know what your drone will actually face up there. Track gusts through the day and plan around them. KP INDEX AND GPS CONFIDENCE Geomagnetic storms can degrade GPS accuracy and cause erratic drone behavior. Avior shows the current KP index, a 3 day forecast and a plain language explanation of what it means for your flight. No jargon, just answers. PLAN THE WEEK AHEAD A 7 day forecast with hour by hour Fly Scores helps you pick the right day for that shoot, inspection or practice session before you commit. SAVE YOUR FLIGHT SPOTS Keep your favorite locations one tap away, each with a live Fly Score badge. Perfect for pilots who rotate between regular sites. CHECK FROM YOUR LOCK SCREEN Widgets put your Fly Score and next best flight window on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, so you know conditions before you even open the app. MADE FOR EVERY PILOT Whether you fly for aerial photography, mapping, inspections, FPV or pure fun, Avior gives you the confidence to launch at the right moment and the wisdom to wait when conditions turn. Avior is named after a navigation star, because pilots have always read the sky. Avior provides weather information only. Always check official airspace, NOTAM and local regulations before flying. Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/182pgV74bACBRVm-8olope2XpnMUBLpIM-9s-mz932VY/edit?usp=sharing Terms of Use: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tLbWiVjfWxcksBvPrX6qLWd8dhFsRxhemSkHjTvQ5Hw/edit?usp=sharing

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. Turn on the daily reminder, then open the app to see today's verdict and spot windy days in advance. ■ 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) 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 · 18 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.