Overhead AR

Logbook

Export saves your catches and photos to a file. Import adds catches from a file; nothing already in your logbook is changed or removed.

Filters

Show

None selected shows everything.

Aircraft type ICAO type codes. A prefix matches the family, so A32 finds A320 and A321. Airline or callsign

Origin Destination

Airport code or city. Flights whose route isn't known yet are hidden while these are set.

Min altitude (ft) Max altitude (ft)

Hide aircraft on the ground

Account

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What happened, or what's your idea?

Screenshot (optional)

Take a screenshot first (power + volume down), then add it here.

Include my rough location (about 1 km)

What gets sent with it

Settings

Camera field of view: 66° Across the long side of the camera picture. If planes drift apart as they move from the centre to the edge of the screen, adjust this.

Compass correction

0.0° heading · 0.0° tilt

Your position If your GPS is rough, long-press your exact spot on the map and choose "Set my position here". Catching pauses while you do.

Magnetic declination (° east) Leave blank for the automatic estimate. Flight data source Camera view Detailed gives full labels to rare planes and the one in the ring, short labels to other catchable planes, and just a tick to planes too far away to see. Show mini radar (tap it to enlarge) Show OpenStreetMap in the radar Difficulty All levels need a precise location (±50 m), so you have to be outside. Parked or taxiing aircraft score half and must be within 3 km with the transponder on; on Hard and Extreme a recognition model has to spot an aeroplane in the picture. Testing: skip the sighting check (catches score 0) Show sighting-check readings in the ring Aircraft colour on the map Flight path on the map Fading tails start from when the app first sees each plane. Tail length Show horizon line and compass tape