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Where Does Litchi Store Flight Logs?

Litchi writes CSV flight logs to Android/data/com.aryuthere.visionplus/files/flightlogs on Android and to its flightlogs folder on iOS, with optional auto sync to AirData.

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Litchi logs every flight as a CSV in its flightlogs folder. On Android that folder sits in app storage and a file manager or USB connection reaches it. On iOS it surfaces through Finder file sharing, since Litchi stays out of the Files app.

Two folders exist side by side and only one is Litchi's. The flightlogs folder holds Litchi CSVs and is safe to prune with the app closed. The SDK_logs folder belongs to DJI code inside the app and Litchi never reads it, though warranty claims may want those DJI records kept.

Where Litchi stores this, by platform

Android
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.aryuthere.visionplus/files/flightlogs

CSV logs per flight, recreated automatically after deletion. Pull them over USB or with a file manager. Enable AirData auto sync in settings to keep an off device copy.

iOS
Litchi/flightlogs (via Finder file sharing)

Reach it by connecting to a Mac, opening Finder, selecting the device, then Files and Litchi. Drag the folder out to back it up. Deleting needs Finder or iMazing since the Files app cannot see it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get Litchi logs into AirData?

Enter your AirData token in Litchi settings and enable automatic sync. Logs upload when motors stop or connectivity returns. Manually created CSVs upload through the AirData site too, as long as they are V2 format with V2 in the filename.

Why is there no flight log for my flight?

The app open in the foreground at takeoff writes the log, so launching with DJI Fly then switching to Litchi midair leaves the record with Fly. Fly one app per flight from launch to landing. Older pre V2 Litchi logs also upload nowhere.

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