Lachez

A balloon goes where the wind takes it. With Lachez, you'll see where.

A live map of balloons, altitudes, wind and airspaces – for pilots in the basket, crews in cars, and everyone on the ground looking up.

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Get started in half a minute

  1. Choose who you are: pilot, crew, or spectator. No accounts, no registration.
  2. Select an event or set up your own private space and invite your crew with a code.
  3. Press Start. The rest runs by itself – the app detects take-off and landing.

What Lachez can do

Pilot: the sky in the palm of your hand

An airspace card with AIP, AUP and NOTAM links and today's activation

Crew: no more guessing by the roadside

The crew sees the balloon on their own map

Passengers and family: an experience to share

A flight card with altitude and wind profile

Organizers: the whole fiesta under control

A live map of all balloons at the event

What it looks like inside

Where the wind takes you – projected flight direction directly on the map

Why Lachez was created

Lachez is developed by Colegio Solutions s.r.o. Behind the app is balloon pilot and software developer Petr Vítek, who makes sure it serves balloonists the way they actually need. It is designed from the perspective of both pilot and crew and grows with what organizers and the people in the baskets tell us.

Lachez was tuned in live operation at real events – Balonové nebe Hradec Králové 2026 and Fiesta Fabrika 2026 – where balloonists welcomed it with enthusiasm.

Help us push Lachez further. Petr flies mostly in Central Europe. To make Lachez a reliable partner anywhere in the world, we welcome advice and feedback on how it works in other airspaces and under other rules. Write to us at info@lachez.eu – every detail matters to us.

Important

For information only — not a substitute for AIP or NOTAM. Data on airspaces, power lines, altitude, QNH, wind, takeoff and landing may be incomplete or inaccurate. An empty area on the map does not mean the airspace is free. Do not rely on Lachez as your only source of information for planning or flying. The pilot remains responsible for the flight and for checking the data.

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