Your own seat‑back screen
Altitude, ground speed and heading from your phone’s GPS, plus distance flown and time to arrival. Live, all the way down.


Most flight apps go blank after take-off. They need a network, and there isn’t one at cruise altitude.
GPS isn’t a network. It’s a receiver: it only listens, and transmits nothing. Airplane Mode switches off the transmitting radios. Location stays on.
SkyDot tracks your flight, from your seat. It doesn’t show other planes.
Altitude, ground speed and heading from your phone’s GPS, plus distance flown and time to arrival. Live, all the way down.


SkyDot names the country, the coast and the nearest city as you pass them. All on the phone, with no connection.
69,305 towns and 4,045 airports built in.
How it knows what you’re flying over

The whole-world map downloads on its own over Wi‑Fi. Add detailed regions before you board, and the map draws for the whole flight.
How offline flight tracking works

Tap Start tracking once. When you land, the flight saves itself: distance, duration, top speed, highest altitude and the countries you crossed.
What goes into the travel log



Every flight becomes a boarding-pass card, in two styles, ready to post. Each carries a small “Tracked offline with SkyDot” mark.


Origin and destination fill themselves in, connecting legs and stops included.
On Android, a live notification counts down to landing while you fly.
Sunrise and sunset as seen from altitude, and which window to look out of.
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Every tracked flight, added up: the countries you filled in, your top route, your longest flight and your hours in the air. Ready to share.
Pricing has every figure, the free-tier limits and the store FAQ.
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Yes. Airplane Mode switches off the cellular and Wi‑Fi radios. GPS is a receiver: it only listens, and transmits nothing, so it keeps working. Turn Airplane Mode on, leave Location on, and SkyDot tracks the whole flight.
No. Download the maps you want and set your route while you still have signal on the ground. Everything after that runs on your phone.
GPS at cruise is modest, because the radios are off. A long-haul flight on a full charge is comfortable, and you can close the app and reopen it later without losing the log.
No, by design. SkyDot tracks your flight from your seat. Showing other aircraft needs a live data feed, which is exactly what stops working at 38,000 feet.
Your first 5, as a lifetime total rather than a daily allowance. From the travel log you can watch a rewarded ad to unlock 1 more save, up to 2 ads a day and 10 bonus saves in all, so the free tier tops out at 15 flights. Flights past that are kept, and unlock when you upgrade. Tracking itself is never limited.
No. Tracking works with no account at all. Google or Apple sign-in is optional. With Premium, signing in backs up your travel log so it follows you to a new phone.