skytrack is a planespotting and aircraft OSINT tool made using Python 🛩🔍
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skytrack is a planespotting and aircraft OSINT tool made using Python 🛩🔍
Aeris is a real-time 3D flight radar for the web
Web application that displays data of one or multiple, local ADS-B feeders and AIS-data along with additional information on a map interface in the browser
Snitches on every interesting aircraft that dares fly near your locations — military jets, government spooks, emergency squawks, sketchy low-flyers, or whatever the fuck you tell it to watch for. Monitor multiple locations at once — your house, your office, grandma's house, Area 51, whatever.
This GitHub repository provides users with a collection of links to trackable aircraft for any websites running a tar1090. This includes ADSBx, ADBS.fi, ADSB.lol, and others. The repository is designed to facilitate easy access to aircraft tracking information across for multiple aircraft of interest. Contributions Welcome!
ADS-B Stats Logger from Dump1090
Application that displays one or multiple, local ADS-B feeders along with additional information on a map interface in the browser
Because tar1090 looks like a potato https://radar.chaos.navy/
LR Aircraft Metadata is a plugin for storing and handling Aircraft Metadata in your Lightroom catalog.
Ruby gem for FlightRadar24.
Trace and Analyze the ADS-B data of the overhead aircrafts and predict the location of the nearest airport/field.
The best bot to slack off at work 🛬
Self-hosted ADS-B flight tracking dashboard — above-me panel, live stats & records, flight-path and path-heat maps, route/registration enrichment. Reads a local tar1090/readsb receiver.
A simple python code to track planes and notify you via webhooks
Live aircraft radar on a 1.28" round ESP32 display. Tracks planes overhead with altitude colours, directional icons, and tap-for-details. Free APIs, no keys needed.
3.0 becouse 2.0 and 1.0 broke.
Barebones ADS-B AVR format decoder
Lightroom Aviation Metadata Tool
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