Drag an IGC file into the browser and get your thermals, glides, wind and declared task back. Watch the sky live while it happens, plan the task before it, and afterwards take the flight apart down to every individual circle.
No card, no account. Five flights to try.
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Zoom out and the map stops showing aircraft and starts showing the day — which ridge has everyone underneath it, which region stayed empty.
Zoom in and everything OGN hears appears: gliders, tugs, drop planes, paragliders and balloons. Pin the pilots you care about, give them each a colour, and watch their altitude trace run over the terrain profile.
One high-flying glider, live from OGN
Bring a whole competition into one working map from SoaringSpot: its location, dates, classes, declared tasks, observation zones and the grid behind them. The map keeps the race readable while it is unfolding — who is being heard, where the field is relative to each task, and what the day looks like beyond the scoreboard.
Club, 15 Metre, 18 Metre and Open can stay visible together. Each class carries its own task, distance, turnpoint zones and pilot IDs, so a mixed grid remains readable instead of becoming a stack of separate pages.
Show competitors only, or include nearby gliders and tugs around the task. Pilot IDs dim when an aircraft is no longer being heard, separating an off-air tracker from a pilot who has simply dropped back.
Pin the pilots you care about, assign a distinct track colour and open their live altitude and vario timeline. The task, its observation zones and each selected track remain together on the same map.
Flight Directors can add the day’s IGC files, build a task-day thermal view and use the same competition workspace for live monitoring, task context and the post-flight conversation.
Build the task on the map, set your observation zones, watch the leg distances update as you drag points around. Airspace comes in as a layer — and when it covers Budapest TMA, the HungaroControl daily use plan comes with it.
Choose the date and a UTC window.
Drag the slider to see what is live when you will be there.
Not airspace as published. Airspace as flown.
Radius, bank angle, regularity and duration. Every glide with its L/D and deviation from the straight line. Wind by altitude band, reconstructed from your own drift.
The report separates every usable thermal, climb and glide. See circle radius and bank angle with 10-minute trends, climb quality, L/D, speed and how far each glide strayed from the direct line.
Declared task legs, observation zones and passages sit beside per-leg thermalling and gliding. Reconstructed head- and crosswind explains where the day helped, and where it took performance away.
Inspect altitude, vario, ground speed and IAS point by point with a cursor shared by the timeline and map. Then use the distributions and data-quality notes to understand the flight, not merely replay it.
Open the map and see it — or drop in a flight of your own and see how the day went.
