A Kalynda product

KalyndaFly — real-time flight tracking and emergency response

A safety platform built for paragliding operators, flight schools, aviation clubs and independent pilot groups. Every pilot's position, altitude and speed is followed second by second; anomalies are detected automatically and an SOS reaches the operations centre instantly.

KalyndaFly in about a minute

Live tracking, automatic incident detection, SOS, site management and the archive — all in one video. Best watched with sound on.

What it does

Live map

Every flight in the air on one screen — each pilot's position, altitude and vertical speed in real time.

Automatic incident detection

Free fall, impact, rapid descent and signal loss are judged separately; the accelerometer is sampled at 50 Hz.

SOS and stopped alarm

When a pilot sends an SOS or goes motionless in the air, the centre is alerted with the last known position.

Flight archive

Every flight is recorded, exportable as GPX and IGC, and rolls up into periodic reports.

Site management

Take-off and landing areas and no-fly zones are defined; a breach lands in the operations feed immediately.

Now open

Friend groups on iOS and Android

No company needed, up to five people. A group is set up from the app in two minutes — sign-ups have started.

  • Follow each other on a live map and chat
  • SOS and incident detection always on for everyone
  • iPhone, Android and web — one account, no separate sign-up

Wear OS · Apple Watch

KalyndaFly on your wrist

The Wear OS and Apple Watch apps use the same server pipeline as the phone. Three modules scroll vertically; the watch samples at 1 Hz and sends in five-second packets.

  • Pairing starts on the phone: Profile → Pair watch → explicit consent → a six-digit code valid for five minutes
  • With no network it buffers for roughly ten minutes and sends once the connection returns
  • If consent is withdrawn the pairing breaks by itself and the watch returns to the code screen
1

Now

Heart rate on the largest readout, with ground speed, altitude, true heading and a sixteen-point compass name below.

2

Map

The pilot stays centred. Tiled maps on Wear OS, the native map component on Apple Watch.

3

Data

Latitude and longitude to five decimals (about one metre), vario, and colour-coded GPS accuracy.

A spiral dive is normal. It is not a collapse.

In paragliding a spiral dive reaches −20 m/s of vertical speed and is a routine manoeuvre. A system that only watches vertical speed raises a false alarm on every flight, and soon no alarm is taken seriously. KalyndaFly separates a controlled manoeuvre from a real emergency by how regular the turn is: a steady turn arrives as information, an irregular turn with a free-fall signature becomes a critical alarm.

Live on iOS and Android

The pilot's phone is enough — no extra hardware. The web panel opens with the same account.