Before the flight
Capture pilot, aircraft, battery, mission location, preflight checks, weather review, and airspace/SGI acknowledgement.
Built for police, fire, EMA, and public safety UAS teams
Readiness logs, flight records, and pilot reports without spreadsheet chaos.
UAS ReadyLog gives drone programs a simple way to document preflight readiness, weather review, SGI/airspace awareness, post-flight notes, and department-level reporting.
All-access pilot shell
Individual pilot reports
METAR GO / NO-GO review
Mission Readiness Snapshot
- Preflight
- Complete
- Weather
- Caution Review
- SGI/SOSC
- 202-267-8276
- Airspace
- Official review required
- Post-flight
- Pending
ReadyLog supports documentation and review. The PIC and agency remain responsible for final operational decisions.
Why ReadyLog
Drone programs need records that are easy to complete in the field and useful later.
During operations
Give teams quick access to METAR/TAF review, live traffic links, FAA official-source reminders, and agency-required confirmations.
After the mission
Log outcome, issues, maintenance notes, mission/case numbers, and exportable records for supervisors or compliance review.
Core workflow
A practical readiness system for early-stage public safety UAS teams.
ReadyLog starts as a fast-to-deploy Google Workspace pilot and can grow into a full department portal as agency needs become clear.
- Preflight checklist: pilot, aircraft, battery, visual observer, mission type, location, and readiness confirmations.
- Weather review: nearby METARs, TAF caution flags, and GO / CAUTION / NO-GO style review prompts.
- SGI awareness: FAA SOSC number and official-source reminders for time-sensitive public-safety operations.
- Post-flight log: outcome, maintenance issues, incident notes, and PIC initials/signature.
- Reports: pilot-specific summaries, monthly department reports, and copy/paste-ready record summaries.
Zak's request
Individual pilot reports are built into the pilot direction.
Supervisors can review activity by pilot and month instead of digging through raw form responses.
Individual Pilot Report
PilotZak Rice
MonthJune 2026
Total flightsAuto-calculated
Issues loggedAuto-calculated
Mission records can include aircraft ID, mission type, case number, location, start/end time, outcome, issues, and notes.
Pilot program
Start with an all-access agency pilot.
ReadyLog is being shaped around real public-safety workflows. Pilot agencies get the full working shell, not a limited demo.
1
Set up agency-specific form, dashboard, users, and aircraft placeholders.
2
Use ReadyLog for actual training, readiness checks, and selected mission records.
3
Review pilot reports and feedback to decide what should become the permanent product.
Request access
Interested in a ReadyLog pilot?
Tell us about your agency, drone team, aircraft, and what records you need to maintain. We’ll help determine whether an all-access pilot is a good fit.
derek@uasreadylog.com
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