Live map · open stack · one situational picture
Everything in the sky, in one place.
The open situational picture for drone autonomy: opt-in registered drones, live aircraft from the OpenSky network, and DGCA airspace — on one map built entirely on open source (Leaflet + OpenStreetMap, no walled-garden token). Switch the visibility tier: the public layer is live now; personal, private-group and government layers are scoped views that unlock with sign-in.
What you are looking at
- Green dots — opt-in registered drones, pinned at city level (never a precise home).
- Red dots — drones marked lost; the popup carries the last-seen locality.
- Planes — live aircraft from the OpenSky network, refreshed every 30s.
- Rings — DGCA zone hints (RED around MAA airport, GREEN home grid).
Why tiers
One map, four audiences. The public sees opt-in operators and open airspace. An operator signs in to see their own fleet. A club, company or squadron sees its group. A police, disaster-response or defence team sees its operational picture — the same orchestrator underneath, different visibility. Public is real today; the scoped layers ride on the platform identity ([/console]) as they come online.