DRONESIGHT NETWORK How it works

See drone
activity near you

A community network of receivers listening for Remote ID broadcasts — the digital license plates every drone transmits by law. Sign up and we'll ship you one, free.

Get Started Free receiver · Private beta

Drone in flight, tracked by the DroneSight receiver network

Signal detected · RID broadcast

DRONE AWARENESS

The Receiver

The receiver lives inside, as high as possible. It should be somewhere with a good view to outside or at least away from electronics and metal.

It passively listens for drones broadcasting nearby, up to about a mile away.

It Does Not

Know or upload its own location
Identify any information about who or where it is hosted
Transmit any radio signals out to the drones
Track anything besides drones broadcasting per ASTM F3411

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DroneSight receiver mounted on a window sill, antenna facing outside

DroneSight receiver on a desk near a window

GET STARTED

How it works

1

Sign Up

Sign up to host a DroneSight receiver.

2

Get Selected

We are looking to rapidly expand the network, and priority will be given to those with high expected traffic or who fill out coverage areas.

3

Set Up Receiver

Plug it in and set it up where it can stay undisturbed.

DroneSight receiver kit: antenna, receiver unit, USB cable, and power adapter

4

Connect to Wifi

Use our app to connect your receiver to your WiFi network.

5

Access the Map

Get insights into the drones operating near you and around the country.

6

Pay Nothing

For a limited time, receivers are being distributed at no cost to you. Now and forever, receiver hosts will have access to premium features at no cost.

LIVE NETWORK

Live Airspace Network

Our community-hosted receiver network maps local skies in real time. Use the interactive map below to explore active drone traffic, or apply today to see if your location qualifies for a free receiver.

Delivery drone carrying a package over a city skyline

NOW IN PRIVATE BETA