Know When to Leave for a Flight Landing
Live-tracks a flight, then combines it with your location and drive time to the airport — so you leave the house at the right moment, not too early or too late.
We'll ask for your location to calculate drive time — nothing is sent anywhere except the free public APIs below, and nothing is stored.
How this works, and what it can't do
The flight's live position and speed come from crowdsourced ADS-B receiver data (the same kind of feed FlightAware/Flightradar24 are built on) — free and public, but not guaranteed to cover every flight every second, especially over oceans or in areas with fewer receivers. Landing time is a straight-line distance ÷ speed estimate, not the actual approach path, so treat it as "roughly this many minutes," not a countdown to the second.
Drive time comes from OSRM's free routing engine using the road network — it does not account for live traffic or accidents, because no free API provides that. Build in your own buffer for anything time-sensitive.
Flight data from airplanes.live (crowdsourced ADS-B). Airport lookup from hexdb.io. Routing from OSRM (OpenStreetMap contributors). Notifications require you to allow this page's notification permission and keep the tab or installed app open in the background.