Visiting a PiSky station
What a visitor sees at a station's public address, with no login — every page and its controls.
Every PiSky station has a public-facing site at its own address, separate from the
password-protected /admin/ interface. What's visible adapts to which capabilities
the station owner has enabled and made public — a weather-only station has no camera or
aircraft pages at all, rather than empty ones.
Stations running more than one capability get a combined Overview page as their landing page; a station running just one capability goes straight to that capability's own page instead. A navigation bar lists only the enabled pages, alongside a light/dark theme toggle and a link to the station's About page.
Overview
The combined landing page for stations running more than one capability.
Live sky view
The auto-refreshing camera image, with a zoom lens and current weather badges overlaid.
Weather page
Current conditions, a 7-day forecast, and any supplementary sensors the station owner has chosen to publish.
Aircraft tracking page
A live radar scope and table of aircraft the station's own receiver has decoded.
Sky archive
Browse past days by date, watch a day's timelapse, and — where available — graph the weather behind it.
About the station
The station owner's description, equipment list and photo gallery.