Jonatan

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Currently, you need to set up these two Lua scripts on your EdgeTX transmitter: https://github.com/CarviFPV/flylog_edgetx. The advantage is that at the end of the day, you can perform a bulk import (as shown in this video: https://youtu.be/QNitDSq2Cpg).

Since a Betaflight log decoder is built into the log analyzer, it’s planned for the future to also analyze Betaflight logs via the flight details page and have them linked to the corresponding flights. However, this feature is not yet implemented 😉

Check out the new 3D map view in the flight details 🛩️ https://uavdesk.app

https://youtu.be/MIUdaYXzXcY

Thanks a lot for taking the time to review the platform so thoroughly — I really appreciate your detailed feedback.

Regarding your note about the predecessor: you’re absolutely right to point this out. I wasn’t fully aware of all the issues you mentioned. Based on your feedback, I’ve gone through the system and implemented fixes wherever possible to address these concerns.

On your first question about sensitive data:
All of the fields you mentioned (GPS tracks, license numbers, addresses, etc.) are entirely optional. Users can decide themselves what they want to provide. Data is transmitted securely via HTTPS and is only accessible to the respective user.

For authentication and account-related functionality (including billing), I rely on Clerk, which is a well-established and security-focused provider. The goal here is to avoid handling sensitive authentication logic myself and instead depend on proven infrastructure.

Regarding your second point about data residency:
You are correct — the platform currently runs on infrastructure providers such as Vercel, Neon, Clerk, and Cloudflare, which are primarily US-based.

To give some context: I’m running this platform as a side project, which originally evolved from another project I had published as a self-hosted Docker solution. After receiving multiple requests for a cloud-based version, I decided to rebuild it as a hosted service. To keep costs manageable while still providing a reliable global platform, I chose these larger providers.

At the moment, there are no concrete plans to introduce a separate EU-only infrastructure. That said, I’m definitely open to suggestions if you know of strong EU-based alternatives — I’d be very interested in exploring them. So far, I haven’t come across a setup that would offer a comparable ecosystem with purely EU-based providers.

Thanks again for your valuable input — this kind of feedback is extremely helpful.

Hi everyone

I’d like to share a new feature I’ve just launched in UAV Desk: a built-in log analyzer for FPV flights.

👉 https://uavdesk.app/news/log-analyzer-launch

The idea behind this feature is to simplify how we work with flight logs.

Thanks for taking a look 🙌

However, the EdgeTX configuration part isn’t ideal. I’ll think about how to improve it and maybe get in touch with the EdgeTX developers to see if they have any ideas for a native integration.

No, it’s without voice — I have zero experience in cutting videos 😅

You need to configure this script: https://github.com/CarviFPV/flylog_edgetx on your transmitter, and then you can import it directly from the logs folder into UAV Desk.

Maybe this short description helps as well: https://uavdesk.app/documentation/getting-started

Hi everyone 👋

My name is Jonatan (CarviFPV). I’m a passionate FPV pilot, a commercial pilot in manned aviation, and a professional software engineer. I’d like to introduce a project I’ve been working on: https://uavdesk.app

UAVDesk is a drone management and flight logging app built specifically for FPV pilots. The goal is to give you one central place to document, organize, and analyze your flights.

My vision is to create a platform made by an FPV pilot for FPV pilots — where you can track all your flights, improve your setups, and keep everything organized in one place.

The project is still growing, and I’d really appreciate your feedback. If you have ideas, suggestions, or feature requests, I’m more than happy to hear them. I want to develop this app according to the real needs of the FPV community.

Thanks a lot to the admins for allowing me to share this here 🙌

And thanks to everyone who takes the time to check it out!

Jonatan | CarviFPV