For drone photographers · Made for iPhone

Drone weather. Plan the light. Find the shot.

FlyWindow brings weather, light and photo spots into one iPhone app. Find daylight weather windows that fit your selected limits, time golden and blue hour, and scout subjects for your next shoot.

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Weather overview

Find conditions that fit.

Daylight hours checked against your selected weather limits.

Explore weather

Three parts of a well-planned shoot.

FlyWindow is a drone weather forecast app for iPhone, built for aerial photographers. It brings together daylight weather windows, the reasons behind them, photo Spots, and golden-hour planning.

01 Weather & exact reasons

Your next weather window.
Clearly explained.

See when forecast conditions fit your selected limits, one daylight hour at a time. Free shows the main limiting factor with its actual value; Pro adds a full chronological breakdown of all reasons.

Your drone. Your chosen limits.

Pick a drone profile and adjust limits for wind, gusts, rain chance and visibility. Suggested settings are a starting point, not manufacturer ratings.

A seven-day overview in both plans. Compare the detail.
WEATHERHOURLY DETAIL
See exactly why. Hourly forecast & reason detail Screenshot coming soon
The forecast, compared with your chosen limits.

02 Photo Spots

Find a subject.
Make it your next shot.

Discover photographic subjects on a map or in a list. Browse viewpoints, coastlines, bridges and landmarks, then save the places you want to scout.

Scout nearby. Plan around another place.

Explore up to 40 km from your current location in Free. Pro opens Spots search around any place worldwide for your next trip. Saved Spots are unlimited in both.

A Spot is a subject worth scouting, not permission to fly there. Check current local requirements before takeoff.

PHOTO SPOTSMAP & LIST
Find what’s worth shooting. Photo subjects & saved places Screenshot coming soon
Photo subjects, ready for a closer look.

03 Golden & blue hour

Be there for
the light.

Plan golden and blue hour for your chosen place and day. Move through the day to see the sun’s position, including its azimuth and elevation at the selected time.

From a weather window to a photo plan.

Check the forecast, choose your subject, then use the Light planner to time your shot. Light timing follows the sun’s position; actual conditions depend on the weather.

Full Light planner: two days in Free, seven in Pro.
LIGHT PLANNERSUN POSITION
Plan the light to the minute. Golden hour, blue hour & sun direction Screenshot coming soon
The timing and direction behind the shot.

Free & Pro

A week in view.
Choose your depth.

Every plan includes a seven-day overview with daylight windows and golden-hour markers.

Free

Hourly weather and the full Light planner for today and tomorrow. Photo Spots up to 40 km from where you are.

1 drone profile · 2 favourite locations

Pro

Hourly detail and the full Light planner for all seven days, with a full breakdown of reasons. Scout around any place worldwide.

Up to 5 profiles · 10 favourites · Family Sharing

Unlimited saved Spots in both plans.

Compare all features
FlyWindow Free and Pro features at launch
FeatureFreePro
7-day overviewAll 7 daysAll 7 days
Day-row summaryDaylight window + status for each dayDaylight window + status for each day
ReasonsMain limiting factor with its actual valueFull chronological breakdown of all reasons
Hour-by-hour weather detailToday + tomorrowAll 7 days
Charts, Why & hourly stripToday + tomorrowAll 7 days
Golden-hour markers in the overviewAll 7 daysAll 7 days
Full Light plannerToday + tomorrowAll 7 days
Drone profiles1Up to 5
Favourite locations210
Photo Spots searchCurrent location, up to 40 kmAround any place worldwide
Saved photo SpotsUnlimitedUnlimited
Family SharingNot includedIncluded

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FlyWindow blog · coming first

Pilot field notes.

Practical guides to drone weather and aerial photography. Each one starts with a question you face before a shoot: how to read the forecast, choose a subject, or plan the light.

Forecast

How to read a drone weather forecast

Read wind, gusts, rain chance and visibility against your selected limits, one daylight hour at a time.

Planned guide 01
Photo Spots

How to scout drone photo spots

Find subjects with photographic potential, then check access and current local requirements through the relevant official sources.

Planned guide 02
Weather limits

Drone wind vs gusts: what to check before takeoff

Understand wind and gusts, and why one threshold cannot describe every aircraft or flight.

Planned guide 03
Light planner

Golden hour for drone photography

Plan the timing and sun direction for your subject, then check how forecast conditions line up with the light.

Planned guide 04

The directory is available now. The four guides are in preparation. Links will appear here when each article is researched, reviewed and published.

A few useful answers

Before you take off.

What FlyWindow does, what’s included, and where to check next.

How does FlyWindow help me plan around the weather?

FlyWindow shows when forecast weather fits your selected limits during daylight and identifies the main limiting factor with its actual value. Pro adds a full chronological breakdown of reasons. You can then plan the light and look for photo subjects worth scouting. Use the app’s official-source directory for current local requirements.

What weather conditions does FlyWindow show?

FlyWindow shows wind, gusts, rain chance, visibility, temperature and UV. Kp appears where the published feed provides the required coverage; it is not a seven-day forecast. Missing weather values remain marked as missing.

Are the drone profile limits manufacturer ratings?

No. FlyWindow’s suggested profile limits are editable starting points. You choose the limits used for wind, gusts, rain chance and visibility. A catalogue model does not turn those suggestions into manufacturer ratings.

How far ahead can I check drone weather?

Both plans include a seven-day overview with daylight windows, a status for each day and golden-hour markers. Free shows the main limiting factor with its actual value, plus hourly weather detail, charts and the full Light planner for today and tomorrow. Pro adds a full chronological breakdown of reasons and extends detailed planning to all seven days. Weather windows are built from daylight hours, and unavailable forecast data is never filled in.

What are FlyWindow Photo Spots?

Photo Spots are subjects and locations worth scouting for photography, shown on a map and in a list. Free searches up to 40 km from your current location; Pro can search around any place worldwide. You can save unlimited Spots in either plan. A Spot is not permission to fly there.

Can I plan golden hour and blue hour?

Yes. FlyWindow’s Light planner shows golden and blue hour times, plus sun azimuth and elevation for a chosen moment. Timing is calculated for the selected place and date. The forecast helps you assess the weather for that light window.

Where can I find official drone-rule sources?

FlyWindow provides a searchable directory of official aviation and drone-rule sources for supported countries. It opens the authority’s current guidance; FlyWindow does not interpret those rules or grant permission for a specific flight.

When can I download FlyWindow, and on which devices?

FlyWindow is coming to the App Store for iPhone with iOS 18 or later, in English. It is not publicly available yet. A download link will appear here when the app is live.

Where FlyWindow stops

Useful because it is specific.

FlyWindow checks weather against the limits you select. For local requirements, its searchable directory opens official aviation and drone-rule sources, organized by supported country. FlyWindow links to the authority; it does not interpret its rules or grant permission. Check the current source before takeoff.

Weather
Wind and gusts. Missing values stay missing; they never produce a passing verdict.
Official sources
Search by supported country and open the responsible authority’s current guidance.Browse official sources
Photo Spots
A photographic subject worth scouting is not permission to fly there.
Offline
The last fetched forecast stays visible with its age.
Privacy
No account, no ads, no tracking.
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Make the call before takeoff.

Know when weather fits your selected limits. Find what to shoot. Plan the light—all in one iPhone app.

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