The Dashboard in Grid view, with the Fleet sidebar on the left.
Ways to run it
USB Serial and Bluetooth need Chrome or Edge, because they use the Web Serial and Web Bluetooth APIs. A demo fleet runs with no hardware at all; the full list of simulated nodes is on Dashboard and fleet.
What you can do
Fleet views
Grid, Overview, Nodes and Swarm views of every node, with a per-node detail panel.
Cockpit and Skills
Full-screen video with a HUD and a Skill Bar. Arm, takeoff, land, RTL, pause, abort and mode presets are Skills you can bind to keys or gamepad buttons.
Mission planning
Waypoints, pattern generators, geofence, rally points, a terrain profile and the planner Copilot.
Flight logs
The Logs tab: flight list, per-flight charts and events, reports and replay.
Flight controller setup
The Setup tab for flight modes, failsafes, tuning, sensors and more, plus calibration and a full parameter editor.
Flash Tool
Flash ArduPilot, PX4 or Betaflight firmware (WebUSB DFU or serial bootloader), AP_Periph CAN nodes over DroneCAN, and ADOS companion boards, from the browser.
MCP
Connect an AI client to your fleet through a scoped, audited connector you run yourself.
16 languages
Change the interface language on the General settings page.
Supported firmware
Panel coverage per firmware is on Firmware comparison.
Tech stack
Next steps
Install Mission Control
Run it from source, in demo mode or for development.
Desktop app
Download the installer for macOS, Windows or Linux.
Connect to a drone
Reach a flight controller directly or through the Drone Agent.
Dashboard and fleet
Find your way around the main screen.