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Migration · bring your archive home

Move your flight history,
without leaving anything behind.

Five exports, one standard. Each platform hands you the same .igc file your instrument wrote — open, portable, and the only format We-Fly needs to rebuild your logbook.

01

Syride

Self-service export

Per-flight IGC download from the pilot dashboard. Bulk export is not exposed in the UI — fall back to GDPR Article 15 if you need the whole archive in one shot.

  1. Sign in at syride.com.
  2. Open your pilot page (syride.com/pilotes/your-name).
  3. Open any flight from the list.
  4. Click the IGC download icon on the flight page.
  5. Drop the .igc into the We-Fly upload zone.
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02

XContest

Self-service export

XContest stores the full validated IGC for every submitted flight. The download link sits on each flight page, no extra tool needed.

  1. Sign in at xcontest.org.
  2. Open “My flights” from your profile menu.
  3. Open the flight you want.
  4. Use the “Download IGC” link on the detail page.
  5. Drop the .igc into the We-Fly upload zone.
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03

Flymaster Cloud

Self-service export

Tracks logged with a Flymaster instrument sync to the Flights web service. From there each one exports as IGC or KML.

  1. Sign in to the Flymaster Cloud Flights web service.
  2. Open the flight list and select a flight.
  3. Use the “Download IGC” option (KML is also available).
  4. Drop the .igc into the We-Fly upload zone.
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04

SeeYou Cloud

Self-service export

Naviter’s cloud service hosts the original IGC from any Oudie or compatible device. Downloads are one click from the flight list.

  1. Sign in to seeyou.cloud.
  2. Open the Flights list.
  3. Open the “…” menu on any flight.
  4. Choose “Download” to grab the IGC.
  5. Drop the .igc into the We-Fly upload zone.
Visit SeeYou Cloud
05

Logfly

Self-service export

Logfly is open-source and runs locally. Your IGC files are already on your machine; the app is a viewer/organiser, not a cloud silo.

  1. Open Logfly on your computer.
  2. Select the flight(s) you want.
  3. Right-click and choose Export.
  4. Pick IGC format and save to disk.
  5. Drop the exported .igc files into We-Fly.
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Tracks in hand? Land them in the logbook.

Drop your .igc files — folder uploads are recursive, so a single drag-and-drop covers the whole archive. Wing names, takeoff sites, XC scoring, and thermal analysis are computed on import.

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