Your voice. Your flight. Your decision.
Query flight data and receive alerts while keeping the drone in sight. A voice interface for pilots using connected glasses.
Current Android beta: voice queries and alerts; confirmed orders in simulation. Physical glasses compatibility under validation.

One cockpit. Three things that matter.
Flight time, voice queries and orientation to takeoff. The information you need to make decisions during flight.

Minutes, not just percent
The big number is how long you can keep flying before you need to turn back. It comes from the drain measured on this flight and the battery the trip home needs.
Ask out loud
Ask about battery, altitude or time before returning. Uplook answers from flight data; alerts do not wait for AI. Voice requires Android 12+ and a local speech model.
Home, from the drone’s nose
The dial shows where home is relative to the way the drone is facing, so you know which way to turn it.
How it works
Telemetry reaches your phone. Uplook calculates alerts and delivers them to your glasses.
Normal
In flight
Battery 52%, home needs 32%
Altitude 60 m
520 m from home
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Your drone
Compatible MAVLink telemetry provides flight data. A timer is an estimate, not a drone connection.
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Your Android phone
Computes alerts locally, answers flight questions and accepts confirmed commands in the built-in simulator.
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Your glasses
HUD integration uses Meta’s SDK and is validated with its official display simulator. Bluetooth audio-only mode needs a headset with a call microphone; physical headset compatibility is being validated.
Every alert, in plain words.
Explore battery, link, wind and altitude alerts. Every notice explains what is happening and when it triggers.
Caution
Return home
Battery is just enough to get back
Battery 36%, home needs 35%
Altitude 60 m
599 m from home
Pilot view · HUD illustration using app messages; scale and position are approximate.

Display glasses: visual alerts. Glasses without a display: spoken answers and alerts. Illustrative product image; physical validation pending.
When Battery is within 5 points of what the trip home needs.
Other monitored conditions
Also watched: weak signal (under 30%), weak GPS (fewer than 6 satellites) and fast descent (faster than 4 m/s).
Choose how to connect your flight.
Requirements before you start
Uplook reads data and calculates alerts. You remain in control of the drone.
- MAVLink
- Autopilot telemetry
ArduPilot or PX4 over Wi-Fi or telemetry radio. Validated with ArduPilot in simulation; field testing pending.
- Flight timer
- Time estimates
For drones without a telemetry connection. Uses flight time; receives no live drone battery, GPS or signal data.
- Live DJI
- In development
Direct DJI connectivity is not available yet. The flight timer is a separate mode.
Requirements before you start
Android 10+ for the app. Voice: Android 12+ and a local language model. Real glasses: field validation pending.
Beta status
Validated beta features
- HUD via Meta’s SDK and official glasses simulator
- MAVLink telemetry from ArduPilot SITL
- Confirmed hold, return-home and landing orders in the built-in simulator
- Local voice queries tested on Samsung; language model required
- Stale data hidden on link loss
- English, Spanish, French, German and Italian
Not yet
- Real glasses in the field
- DJI drones
- Google Play: version submitted for review
- Meta store: publication pending
For teams that operate drones.
Start with a focused evaluation of voice queries, alerts and compatible telemetry. Your pilot makes the decisions.
Requesting an evaluation does not create a contract or charge. Scope and any enterprise pricing are agreed separately. This beta does not control real aircraft.
For individual pilots
Individual beta access for one email and one app installation.
US$29 · One-time payment · Android 10+
Get accessThis beta does not pilot real aircraft. Live DJI control and physical Meta/Oakley glasses are not yet validated. Start with simulation.
First steps and feedback · Five complimentary pilot licenses