Paraglider pilot pulling up the wing on a mountain meadow at sunset

Flyableday

Do you know where you’re flying tomorrow?

Thermals, wind and over 5000 rated launch sites. Calculated from German Weather Service data. Free.

Thermal map

Read the air
before you feel it.

Usable working height, climb, cloud base, wind at every altitude, thunderstorm risk and rain. Every layer sorted by the question it answers. One slider, and you watch the whole day go by.

Thermal map with usable working height over the Alps and rated launch sites

Launch sites

Green means go.

Every launch site is rated for the selected hour: does the wind direction fit the launch sector, do wind and gusts stay within limits? The fan on the marker shows why a site works or not.

good borderline unsuitable
Launch site with launch sector, wind needle and rating in the popup

Where to fly?

Plan ahead instead of
searching hour by hour.

One button, and you get the best launch sites near you for today, tomorrow or the day after. With the good hours, working height and an honest note on how certain the forecast is.

Best sites and weekly calendar.

Ranking within 30 to 200 km. Your favourite sites as a week at a glance, with an arrow when something has changed since the last run.

Where to fly panel with a ranking of the best launch sites

Your limits. Your call.

Beginner, standard, experienced or your own values for wind, gusts and minimum height. The traffic lights on the map follow them.

Personal limits for wind, gusts and working height

Meteogram

One click.
The whole day on the mountain.

Wind at all altitudes, thermals, cloud base, cumulus or blue thermals, rain and thunderstorms for exactly this spot. The launch window shows when it works. Next to it, what the nearest weather station is measuring right now.

Meteogram of a launch site with wind profile, thermals and launch window

3D wind

Stand at launch.
Before you drive there.

Real terrain, aerial imagery and the forecast wind as drifting particles. Turn around, climb up to 2000 m above launch and play the day in time-lapse.

3D view of a launch site with wind particles over the terrain

And much more

Everything a flying day needs.

Live traffic

What is actually in the air right now, from the Open Glider Network. Where a sailplane is circling, the thermals are working.

Foehn

Pressure difference across the Alps: twelve hours measured, plus the forecast for up to three days.

Airspace

Official boundaries with an altitude filter and the question: am I allowed in there?

Weather stations

Wind and gusts from stations in ten networks, updated continuously.

XC planner

Click a route, close the triangle, see the height needed at every turnpoint.

Notifications

A message as soon as a flying day is coming at your sites. And when it falls apart again.

Calendar feed

Good flying windows right in your calendar, updated after every run.

Beta

Inflight

Nearby thunderstorms and reachable landing fields while you fly.

Offline

Weekly calendar and meteograms of your sites for when you have no signal.

Wind arrows

Direction and strength from the ground up to 5500 m, on top of any layer if you like.

Seven languages

German, English, French, Italian, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian.

Flight log

Your flight.
Already recorded.

Every paraglider the Open Glider Network hears over Austria ends up in the flight log with track, altitude band and key figures. Enter your tracker ID and you have your own logbook without pressing a button.

Flight log with track on the map and list of flights

Together

By pilots. For pilots.

Site info and “I’m flying here”.

“Lift runs from 9”, “landing field mowed”: short notes with an expiry date. And whoever is on the same mountain tomorrow finds a shared ride and a retrieve driver.

Site info and I’m flying here below the meteogram

Gear under control.

Wing, reserve and harness with service intervals. Around a hundred models in the catalogue, and the reminder arrives in time.

Account with gear and service intervals

Launch site missing? Add it.

Set a point, choose the launch directions, done. From then on it is rated like all the others.

Adding a new launch site on the map

For clubs and flying schools.

A widget with the forecast for your sites, simply embedded in your own website. How it works (in German)

Forecast widget for a club website

Tips & know-how

Read better.
Fly safer.

Short articles on thermals, wind, thunderstorms, airspace and planning a flying day, and how to use the map for it.

Ready for take-off?

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