Ground station, hosted
Your drone's feed, live on the web in minutes
Point your DJI controller at mydronefeed and you get a private, sub-second live view of every flight, plus a link you can share when you want an audience.
The free plan covers one drone and 10-minute streams, and we never ask for a card.
Pre-flight: how it works
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Register your drone
Each aircraft gets its own hangar bay: a private stream address and a short key designed to be typed on a controller screen.
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Point the controller at us
There's a guided RTMP setup for DJI Fly and RC controllers, and it comes down to copying two values across. Every connection attempt shows up live, so a typo doesn't leave you guessing in a field.
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Fly and watch live
Playback is sub-second over WebRTC and falls back to HLS on its own. It works in your dashboard or on a public link, and people watching don't need an account.
Big screen
Land it on the car screen
Every drone gets a short, permanent link that opens the feed full-screen without a sign-in. Type it straight into a Tesla dashboard, or any big display, for a proper view of what's in the air.
- No sign-in. The link is the key, so it opens on any screen, whether you're in the car park or out in a field.
- Short enough to type. It's a handful of characters with no fiddly symbols in it.
- Full-screen and self-healing. The player fills the display and recovers from drops on its own.
Interior photo: David Wilson · CC BY 2.0
Built for pilots
Private by default
Every feed lives behind an unguessable address that only you can see. You decide whether to share it publicly, you can revoke that link in one click, and your stream key is never exposed either way.
Controller-contact diagnostics
The setup page reports every publish attempt as it happens, including the ones that were rejected and the reason they failed.
A player that self-recovers
Drops, stalls and network changes are detected and repaired without you doing anything. It uses WebRTC where the network allows it and falls back to HLS where it doesn't.
Flight log
Every broadcast is logged with its duration, data used, resolution and peak viewer count, so there's a record of every flight you put on air. Saving the video itself is coming to paid plans.
For organisations
Free for non-profitsOne wall for every drone your team is flying
Search and rescue and response teams get every crew's feed on one screen, with up to 100 drones per organisation, an RTSP output they can hand to emergency services, and rewind on any feed.
Volunteer rescue teams, community response groups and registered charities get all of it free of charge, with nothing held back for a paid version.
