Who sees what about your flight
Here, in one place, is who can see your flight in Lachez and when. It depends on whether you fly at an event or in your own private space. We write only what is actually true.
- At an event, during the flight: The crew with the code sees your position, altitude and climb live. The organiser sees everything in the console. Spectators see the balloons on the live map, but not the altitude if you turn on altitude hiding.
- At an event, after landing: The crew has the flight card and profile. The organiser has the list of flights, can download the GPX of all flights and delete flights. Spectators see the track only if the organiser publishes the event card (routes, replay, archive).
- In a private space: During the flight only the person with the space code sees you live – your position, altitude and climb – and after landing only they get the flight card. There is no organiser. Spectators see nothing – the space is not in the list of events or on the web. You can delete your flight in your own space from the app; at an event you can’t, because it is a competition record.
- How long the data lives: The server deletes the flight track by itself after 90 days. It stays longer only if the organiser pays for Permanent storage or the space owner turns on “Protect from deletion” for the flight. The app asks for no account or email; only the organiser has an account with an email, in the console.
The flight track (GPX) can be downloaded only by the pilot from their own app, or by the event organiser / space owner. Spectators see the live map and do not get the file.
Lachez is operated by Colegio Solutions s.r.o., and behind it stands a balloon pilot who also flies commercially. We say this openly: we can technically see into the database, but we do not look into private spaces, and we do not use Lachez tracks for our own balloon operations. Every admin intervention (deletion, move, copy of a flight) is written to a log. Lachez knows nothing about your passengers, prices or revenue. We do not resell flight data or analyse it for anyone else.
What you don’t want anyone to see, don’t share: without sharing switched on, Lachez knows nothing about the flight.