The operator app for the route you actually plan to fly.
RangeSight is Noxdren's operator app for preflight mission-performance analysis. It evaluates how the selected aircraft, planned route, payload, environmental conditions, battery state, and reserve requirements affect expected performance and energy margin before launch. Built by pilots who got tired of guessing.
Our mission
RangeSight brings live weather, battery, payload, aircraft, and route inputs into one operator workflow, so pilots can see expected performance and energy margin before launch. The free Range Analysis Map runs on-device through RangeIQ; the Mission Analysis Map uses the cloud-based RangeIQ+ engine for full multi-leg analysis. It runs on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
Why we built it
Generic endurance figures and route-wide averages do not always show how a specific mission behaves. Manufacturer endurance and range figures are typically measured under controlled or idealized conditions and do not describe every mission. Directional wind, cold batteries, altitude, payload, and route geometry don't act the same way on every segment of a route. RangeSight was built to make those mission-specific effects visible in an operator workflow. The on-device RangeIQ engine takes wind, temperature, humidity, altitude, payload and battery health and uses those inputs to produce a modeled range estimate for the selected conditions, not a spec sheet from a sunny day at sea level.
How RangeIQ works
RangeSight runs two physics engines built on the same model. RangeIQ runs on your device and draws the Range Analysis Map: a point-to-point range-envelope analysis from a launch point, stretched downwind, pulled in upwind, never a flat circle. RangeIQ+ runs in the cloud and powers the Mission Analysis Map, a multi-leg mission-performance analysis that takes a whole planned route and evaluates it leg by leg, with a return-home check at every waypoint. RangeSight Mission Analysis is powered by RangeIQ+, the same analytical engine available through the Noxdren API. See it in the app ยท For developers
Planning estimates, not guarantees.
RangeIQ and RangeIQ+ are physics-based analytical models with a provisional patent filed, and they ship in a real operator app. RangeSight presents their outputs as decision support, not certification or guaranteed flight outcomes; we don't claim a validated accuracy percentage, and we don't call it “certified” or “guaranteed.” Operators remain responsible for aircraft condition, current observations, applicable procedures, regulations, and final flight decisions. That honesty is the product, too: a planner you can trust is one that tells you the truth about its own limits.
A product of Noxdren
RangeSight is built and operated by Noxdren, LLC. Noxdren builds mission-performance and energy analysis for UAS; RangeSight is the operator-facing application. Noxdren also offers the Noxdren API to developers, exposing the RangeIQ+ and RangeIQ engines, noxdren.com. Questions? Get in touch
Try the planner we built.
On iOS and Android, with a free Range Analysis Map and a 14-day Pro trial. Import the route, set the aircraft and mission conditions, and review expected performance before you fly.