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Your own
window into
the sky.

Discover nearby aircraft. Tap into the details.
Keep a little history of the sky above you.

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AeroRadar30 km
Geneva preview6 aircraft

Interactive preview · Sample aircraft

Select an aircraft to explore its details.

A small radar.
A bigger sense of wonder.

Nearby aircraft

A round touch display brings nearby traffic to your desk. Choose a radius from 5 to 75 km.

Touch to explore

Tap a contact for altitude, speed and aircraft information, with route hints when available.

Make it yours

Four themes, adjustable brightness, display rotation and your choice of measurement units.

1.75-inch round AMOLED466 × 466 touch displayWi-Fi internet flight dataOptional web companion

The sky doesn't stop
at your desk.

Your optional web dashboard turns recorded sightings into a personal sky history.

AeroRadar
Sample data

A week above Geneva

Select a bar to explore a day.

Explore your sightings

Browse recorded encounters by radar, period and distance. Open an aircraft to learn more.

Meet familiar visitors

See which aircraft appear across multiple recorded encounters within the selected period.

See your sky's rhythm

Explore activity, aircraft types and the times your radar recorded the most sightings.

A simplified preview with fictional observations. Your own dashboard reflects what your linked radar records.

Made for curiosity.
Built as a gift.

AeroRadar began as a birthday present for my sister. A small way to bring her love of aviation into everyday life.

Now I'm exploring making it for more people.

Alfonso, creator of AeroRadar

For the plane spotter.
The curious mind.
The hard-to-buy-for
aviation lover.

A few common questions.

Does it need an internet connection?

Yes. AeroRadar connects to Wi-Fi and uses internet flight data around a location you save during setup. It isn't a standalone radio receiver, and the current board does not have GPS.

Is the dashboard required?

No. The physical radar can show nearby aircraft without a cloud account. The optional dashboard lets you link your radar and explore its recorded sightings in a browser.

Will it show every aircraft or a complete flight path?

Coverage depends on the flight-data source. Some aircraft, photos and route details may be missing. The current dashboard shows recorded encounters, not reconstructed historical flight paths.

Is this the actual device interface?

This page is an interactive browser illustration of AeroRadar's features, using sample aircraft. It isn't connected to a real radar. The current hardware is a round 1.75-inch touch display; the final enclosure is still being developed.

When can I get one?

AeroRadar is in development. There isn't a confirmed price or launch date yet. Join the waitlist below for product updates and availability news. Signing up is free and doesn't reserve a device or commit you to buying one.

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Sample aircraft

Illustrative data. Routes on AeroRadar are provider-dependent hints, labelled unverified.

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If you join, Alfonso Puicercus stores your email address, your selected interest and the signup time to send AeroRadar product and launch updates. The list is held in a private database hosted by Supabase in France.

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