Export IGC Files

Your flights are already out there — let's bring them home

Already logging on XContest, DHV-XC, or have years of tracks sitting on your Syride? No need to re-fly everything. Here's how to yank those IGC files out of wherever they're hiding and get them into We-Fly.

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Online Platforms

XContest

The world's biggest free flight logbook. Your tracks are there — you just need to dig them out.

1. Log in at xcontest.org
2. Click your username → My flights
3. Open any flight from the list
4. On the flight detail page, look for the download icon ("IGC file" label) near the track map
5. Click it — your browser grabs the .igc file

Bulk downloads are also available directly:

• Go to xcontest.org
• Navigate to My flights
• Select a season that already has flights;
• Click the ALL IGC link (bottom left)
• Download the ZIP file

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DHV-XC

Germany's national online contest — rock-solid records, slightly complex UI.

1. Log in at dhv-xc.de
2. Navigate to My flights (Meine Flüge)
3. Open the flight detail page
4. Find the IGC download link at the bottom of the page (often labeled "Download IGC-File")
5. Done — grab the file

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Mobile Apps

Flyskyhy (iOS)

The go-to logger for Apple pilots. Your IGC files live right in the app.

1. Open Flyskyhy → Logbook
2. Tap the flight you want
3. Tap the share icon (top right corner — the box with the arrow)
4. Select send to XContest or Send to DHV-XC
5. Then you can download the IGC file from the platform.

Pro tip: You can also find your IGC files via the Files app under Flyskyhy's app folder if you've enabled Files access.

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XCTrack (Android)

The paragliding instrument app for Android — also the OS powering instruments like the AIR³. Tracks save automatically after every flight.

Via the Share widget (easiest):

1. On the main screen, tap the Share widget (top right corner — looks like a share/upload icon)
2. Choose any installed app — Gmail, WhatsApp, Telegram, Google Drive, etc.
3. The IGC file is attached and on its way

Via the Tracklogs menu:

1. Open XCTrack → Menu (top left) → Tracklogs
2. Long-press the flight or tap the three-dot menu icon
3. Select Share → pick your destination app
4. Send to yourself or save directly to your phone

Via XContest auto-upload (if already connected):

1. Link your XContest account under Menu → Preferences → Pilot
2. After landing with internet access, the track uploads automatically
3. Then download the IGC from XContest (see above)

Via USB (direct file grab):

• Files live at /storage/emulated/0/XCTrack/tracks/ (or on your SD card)
• Connect via USB → enable File Transfer mode → navigate to that folder → copy the .igc files

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XCSoar (Kobo / Android / Windows)

XCSoar logs IGC files natively. No conversion needed.

1. Flights are saved to the XCSoar/logs/ folder on your device
2. On Kobo: connect via USB → browse to XCSoar/logs/ → copy files
3. On Android: same folder via USB file transfer or a file manager app
4. Files are named by date: 2024-07-15-XCS-XXX-01.igc

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Instruments & Hardware

Oudie / Naviter (Oudie N, Omni, Oudie IGC …)

Naviter makes several devices — some are dedicated loggers, some run Android. The export path depends on which one you have.

Oudie N / Oudie Omni (Android-based, runs SeeYou Navigator):

Via the SeeYou Navigator app:

1. Open SeeYou Navigator → tap Menu → Logbook
2. Select a flight
3. Tap Upload icon → pick your platform (XContest, DHV-XC, etc.)
4. Download flight from the selected platform.

Via USB:

1. Connect via USB → enable File Transfer on the device
2. Navigate to Internal storage/SeeYou Navigator/ (or similar)
3. Copy the .igc files

Via SeeYou Cloud (if auto-sync is on):

1. Log in at seeyou.cloud
2. Go to Flights → open a flight
3. Click Download IGC

SeeYou Navigator app (on your own Android/iOS phone):

• Same as Oudie N above — Logbook → select flight → send

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Skytraxx (2.1, 4.0, 5.0 …)

Plug-and-play. Skytraxx mounts as a USB drive — no drivers, no drama.

1. Connect your Skytraxx to your computer via USB
2. It shows up as an external drive
3. Open the drive → look for the IGC folder (or files in the root directory)
4. Copy the .igc files you want

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Syride (SYS series)

French-made, rock-solid instruments. Files transfer via USB or desktop software.

USB (fastest):

1. Connect your Syride instrument via USB — it mounts as a drive
2. Open the FLIGHTS folder on the device
3. Copy the .igc files to your computer

Via syride.com:

1. Log in → My flights
2. Click a flight → Download IGC

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Flymaster (B1 Nav, Live SD, …)

1. Connect your Flymaster via USB — mounts as a drive
2. Open the TRACKS or FLIGHTS folder
3. Copy your .igc files

Via flymaster.net:

1. Log in → My flights
2. Open a flight → Download IGC

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SkyBean (SkyDrop, SkyDrop+)

SkyDrop is a tiny, lightweight logger that records IGC files.

1. Connect SkyDrop to your computer via USB
2. Navigate to the IGC or FLIGHTS folder
3. Copy the files

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Once you have your IGC files

Head to /upload, drop your files in, and We-Fly handles the rest — stats, thermals, the works. Upload up to 50 files at a time if you've got a backlog to clear.

Blue skies and full logbooks.