Every flight, every airframe, one logbook.
ESC currents, IMU bias, FPV video and GPS from the whole fleet — correlated automatically, reviewed in minutes.
Flight review that keeps up with the flight line.
When a fleet flies dozens of sorties a day, review has to be automatic — not an evening with a folder of flight logs.
Reports on landing
Every flight lands with a structured summary — envelope, events, anomalies — delivered before the battery is swapped.
Catch drift before it bites
Trend IMU bias, vibration and ESC temperature across airframes and flag the outlier early.
One incident, whole-fleet answer
Search every flight for the same signature and know in seconds whether it’s one bad motor or a design problem.
One platform, from first prototype to fleet.
The record built in development carries into validation and operations — nothing starts from scratch.
Develop
- Bench, HIL and flight-test data on one timeline.
- Compare tuning revisions across identical missions.
- Trace faults from ESC to autopilot in one view.
Validate
- Fly qualification matrices as repeatable, scored suites.
- Codify envelope limits once; every sortie is checked.
- Build regression sets from real in-flight events.
Operate
- Capture the operational fleet, sortie after sortie — heavy streams trimmed at the edge so field uplinks stay thin.
- Alert on off-nominal behaviour mid-flight.
- Trend component wear per airframe for smarter maintenance.
What a run looks like in Phloem.
A sortie as it lands: battery current, FPV video, attitude and GPS, already on one playhead.
Heavy streams get trimmed at the edge before they ship, so a field radio link carries the insight — not the bulk. The full-rate record still lands.
Native to the autopilot stack.
First-class ingest for the formats, protocols and buses this work already runs on — and the wider ecosystem behind them.
And anything else with an SDK, a topic, or a recorded log.
What teams get back.
Flight review scales with the operation because it starts automatic and stays searchable.
Cross-fleet trending finds the failing motor while it’s still a maintenance item, not an incident report.
A fleet that reports for duty.
Every sortie writes its own record. Phloem turns the pile of flight logs into one logbook the whole team reads.