Plug a ~$50 USB dongle into a computer you already have, run one installer, and your field goes live — every takeoff, landing, and pattern, in real time. No Raspberry Pi, no config, no hassle.
Your field on the lobby TV, updating in real time.
Watch your own aircraft, with instructor landing alerts.
A permanent pilot logbook with one-click KML export.
ADS-B on 1090, plus VDL2/ACARS on 136 — auto-detected.
Flightpatch feeds the aircraft signals your dongle receives to the ADSBiq network — that's what you installed it to do. It also sends a small health heartbeat (software version, uptime, bytes fed, and your feeder's IP) so it can keep itself updated and appear on your dashboard. It does not collect personal files, browsing, or anything else, and it transfers no information to other networked systems unless specifically requested by the person operating it. Uninstalling removes it completely.
Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation.
Team roles — Committers & reviewers: the ADSBiq maintainers; Approvers: repository owners. Source: github.com/adsbiq/flightpatch (MIT). Every release is built by public CI and signed only after manual approval.