SkyChorusMany signals. One picture. CONNECTING
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Connecting to SkyChorus… —
Chance that a hostile or unknown object passes over a spot in the next 10 minutes, allowing for turns. Civil and friendly traffic raises none. lowmediumhigh Red outline: Take cover — a phone inside says the object is right above it or very near (its 2σ position plus a margin by kind). Amber dashed: too poorly placed for that, Warning inside.

Objects that only acoustic posts and phones hear show as one track while they fly close together — about 2 km apart where posts stand 2 km apart, up to 6–8 km on the 6 km national mesh — until a camera, a passive RF detector or a direction-finding post tells them apart.

Pills = what that node hears. Position claims come only from the fused estimate.

SkyChorus

Many signals. One picture.

A drone early-warning network built from everyday sensors. Phones, microphones and detectors report what they hear; SkyChorus fuses it all into one live map of where a drone probably is, and where it is heading next.

  1. 01

    Be a sensor

    Open the sensor page on your phone and allow the microphone. Your phone joins the network and appears as a ring on the live map.

    Open sensor page →
  2. 02

    Make it hear a drone

    Play a drone video out loud next to your phone. Watch its "hears" pill switch to drone-like rotor sound, and the map react.

    Watch the map →
  3. 03

    Get warned

    Open the alert app and pick a place or use GPS. You get your own risk level (clear, watch, warning, take cover) with a countdown.

    Open alert app →
On a laptop? Scan to be a sensor from your phone.

Nothing to install. Your audio is classified live; only signed-in operators can listen to or record a stream.

Alerts too: /join
Open this again from How it works in the header. Be a sensor now

Get the SkyChorus app

iPhone and Android

The sensor page as an app. It keeps your screen on while it listens, and phones in the same room measure how far apart they are over Bluetooth, which a browser can't do.

iPhone

TestFlight beta

The iPhone app is in a private beta. Email us the Apple ID you use on your iPhone and we'll add you as a tester. You'll get an invitation by email; accept it in Apple's TestFlight app.

Request access Opens an email to max@webtree.org

Android

Direct download

Download the app and open the file. The first time, your phone asks you to allow installs from your browser: allow it, then tap Install.

Download APK Android 6 or later · 3 MB
On a laptop? Scan with your Android phone to download.

On an iPhone, Request access works from any device.