Your flight, in perspective.
Opening your browser library…
Bring your jump into view.
Open an original GoPro video, KML route, or FlySight CSV track. Explore the available GPS data, altitude, and flight path.
Your files stay on your device. Analysis is saved in this browser. Google terrain is an optional online view.Reading small metadata sections; the video stays on your drive.
3D trajectory
See your jump on Google’s 3D map
Connect Google Maps 3D to explore the route over terrain, with clearly labeled approximate altitude positioning.
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The view from above
Choose the matching original video to resume playback. Saved analysis remains available.
Read directly from the source. Original files are never changed.
Height to landing reference
Motion through the jump
Jump setup
Pause or scrub the original video, then mark your own exit and touchdown—the person carrying this GoPro. Suggestions may mark when GPS motion settles, rather than the instant your feet touch down.
Height above the landing area. Do not enter an altitude above sea level. Leave blank for a touchdown-only reference.
Manual height is an estimate above the landing area, not terrain height beneath you. It changes neither video timing nor recorded GPS altitude and speeds. 3D routes retain recorded altitude; GPS gaps remain visible.
Data quality & measurement notesShow details ⌄
What this recording contains
How to read these numbers
Ground speeds come from the camera’s GPS. Vertical descent is estimated from changes in GPS altitude with smoothing and quality checks. These are ground-relative measurements, not airspeed or FlySight-equivalent precision.
The GoPro altitude datum has not been confirmed. Height to landing reference cancels a common altitude offset, but is not height above the terrain beneath you.
Invalid fixes, missing samples and rejected outliers create visible gaps. Values are withheld when there is no usable nearby sample.