Data history
Every minute you fly is written down.
Air time used, blocks spent, every landing graded, every lap timed. Your history compiles itself in the background and follows your account across phone, tablet, headset and console.
| Session | Detail |
|---|---|
| 14 Jun, Sky Circuit | 0:42 · P3 · custom |
| 12 Jun, Lesson 11 | 0:55 · pass |
| 09 Jun, Bay Sprint | 0:31 · P1 · traditional |
| 07 Jun, Lesson 10 | 1:10 · repeat |
| Air time this block | 3 h 18 m of 5 h |
| Lifetime air time | 41 h 36 m |
| Logged landings | 612 |
| Readiness | READY: GOLF CART |
Example history. Simulator training only, not a pilot certificate.
What gets recorded
The whole flight, not just the score.
- Air time and blocks. Minutes used per session, which block they came out of and exactly what is left.
- Boarding and callouts. The swipe that started it, the welcome, the coordinates you set, the takeoff call and the touchdown call, each with a timestamp.
- Craft and mode. Golf cart or water jetski, driving, flight, autonomous or race, traditional or custom build.
- Every landing. Touchdown rate, drift, heading, power margin and checklist discipline, graded automatically.
- Race results. Lap times, sector splits, positions, contact reports and which of your builds you were flying.
- Full telemetry. Frame accurate replay of any session from any camera, kept for as long as your account exists.
Trends over time
Hover stability, transition and emergency handling charted session by session, so progress is a line rather than a feeling.
Export it
Download the whole history as CSV, or a clean PDF report card. It is your data, and it leaves whenever you want it to.
Your Pilot Rating
Your history rolls up into an individual rating on each craft, and that rating is what qualifies you for the pre-order waiting list on the real vehicles. How it works.
For academies
Student histories, side by side.
Instructors see every student's compiled history in one board: hours flown, blocks remaining, lessons passed, weak areas flagged, and the exact replay that shows why.