AR AeroRadar LiveFlight intelligence portal
AeroRadar Live mobile radar map with aircraft and route details

Map-first aviation intelligence

AeroRadar Live

A professional flight tracker app built around the live map: aircraft traffic, airport boards, weather overlays, search, tracked flights, replay telemetry, provider diagnostics, and a secure gateway path for real aviation data.

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Capabilities

Built for the moment a user wants to understand the sky.

The portal presents AeroRadar as a serious aviation product from day one, while leaving room for the website itself to become a functional flight tracker as provider data and public search endpoints mature.

Radar Surface

Aircraft, trails, labels, and layers.

Heading-aware aircraft markers, visible route trails, airport markers, traffic density controls, category legends, and zoom-aware labeling.

Flight Context

Details beyond a dot on a map.

Selected-flight panels include route, aircraft type, tail number, speed, altitude, source freshness, schedule fields, and status context.

Weather Intelligence

Operational weather in the same view.

Weather radar, forecast layers, provider badges, route weather summaries, and layer settings keep aviation context close to the map.

Personal Tracking

Search, save, sync, and alert.

Predictive flight search, tracked flights, saved searches, alert scaffolding, Firebase profile sync, and room for notification workflows.

Portal foundation

A live flight tracker surface is the natural next step.

This web experience starts as a product portal, but its layout is already shaped like an aviation console: search, live rows, airport status, map states, provider health, and space for realtime aircraft feeds.

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Screenshots

Real screen prints from the current AeroRadar build.

The gallery uses current Android screenshots so the portal can show concrete product depth: radar, weather, layer settings, aircraft legends, and live-style traffic.

Architecture

A real-data path without leaking provider keys.

The Android app is structured around provider contracts and a backend gateway so production keys can stay server-side while the app consumes normalized traffic, timetable, search, weather, and airport-board data.

Provider Layer

Aviation Edge, AeroDataBox, Aviationstack, NOAA, OpenSky targets.

Adapters normalize live traffic, schedules, airport boards, airline operations, flight search, and weather feeds behind app contracts.

Gateway

Cloud Run API between devices and paid aviation data.

The gateway can cache, validate, rate-limit, hide secrets, and expose small search indexes for fast predictive lookup.

Guardrails

Clear source state for mock, live, fallback, and stale data.

Provider freshness, confidence, diagnostics, and fallback controls keep demo data from being mistaken for verified live operations.

Roadmap

From app profile to aviation portal.

The portal can grow in clean stages while the Android app continues maturing underneath it.

1

Launch Portal

Present AeroRadar with premium positioning, real screenshots, capability sections, policies, and support pages.

2

Read-Only Tracker

Add public search, selected-flight pages, airport boards, and cached provider data through the existing gateway.

3

Live Map

Stream normalized aircraft positions to a browser map with weather, filters, replay, and shareable flight URLs.

4

Accounts

Sync tracked flights, saved airports, alert rules, profile state, and app-to-web continuity with Firebase Auth.

Ready for the next build

AeroRadar can now be marketed as a serious aviation platform.

The page gives users enough product proof today, while the structure makes the future live tracker feel inevitable.

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