FreeFlight Pro is NOT dead: Legacy Edition for Bebop, Bebop 2, Bluegrass & Disco

[ReZulu]

Hi everyone!

After quite a bit of work and testing, I now have a fully working enhanced FreeFlight Pro 5.2.7 Legacy Edition for: Bebop 1 · Bebop 2 · Bluegrass · Disco

Flight Plan is included and fully functional, and I've significantly improved the offline map experience, allowing much sharper high-resolution maps to be preloaded before flying.
I also managed to package everything into a single All-in-One APK.

Install → Open → Fly.
Single All-in-One APK — no separate OBB installation or manual file copying

Modern Android blocked legacy APK installation and restrict manual access to the Android/OBB folder, causing the installation to fail.
but my All-in-One build removes the need for manual OBB copying, although some devices may still require approval or an installation bypass for legacy apps.

Testing: Successfully tested a completely clean installation on a modern Android phone, including Android 16, and everything is working beautifully.
For now I'm not publishing the package, as I first want to understand whether distributing the complete build is appropriate and /or legal.

But I'm curious: How many of you are still flying a Bebop 1, Bebop 2, Bluegrass or Disco?
And more importantly... Would anyone here actually be interested in this?

If there's enough interest, we'll see where we can take the project next.
So after all, my old Parrots still have plenty of flying left in them!

Greetings.

 

[Giannis K]

Hi everyone!

After quite a bit of work and testing, I now have a fully working enhanced FreeFlight Pro 5.2.7 Legacy Edition for: Bebop 1 · Bebop 2 · Bluegrass · Disco

Flight Plan is included and fully functional, and I've significantly improved the offline map experience, allowing much sharper high-resolution maps to be preloaded before flying.
I also managed to package everything into a single All-in-One APK.

Install → Open → Fly.
Single All-in-One APK — no separate OBB installation or manual file copying

Modern Android blocked legacy APK installation and restrict manual access to the Android/OBB folder, causing the installation to fail.
but my All-in-One build removes the need for manual OBB copying, although some devices may still require approval or an installation bypass for legacy apps.

Testing: Successfully tested a completely clean installation on a modern Android phone, including Android 16, and everything is working beautifully.
For now I'm not publishing the package, as I first want to understand whether distributing the complete build is appropriate and /or legal.

But I'm curious: How many of you are still flying a Bebop 1, Bebop 2, Bluegrass or Disco?
And more importantly... Would anyone here actually be interested in this?

If there's enough interest, we'll see where we can take the project next.
So after all, my old Parrots still have plenty of flying left in them!

Greetings.

Very good work! Happy to hear someone is working on the mobile app side, On the computer side, I have developed an app that supports bb1 bb2 disco (not tested but it should work), sc2, normal gamepad input, the sumo series and the mini drones (mambo with attachments but not the fpv version tested). If you want any reverse engineering info on the protocols for any of the devices I listed feel free to message me! My app is in my GitHub and at this time is native to macOS with a linux port in the works. GitHub - GiannisTDM/parrot-lab: Beta macOS ground station and diagnostics suite for Parrot Bebop 2 and SkyController 2