How can I transfer flight records and synchronize data between devices in DJI Fly?

Here is how to properly transfer logs and synchronize data:

Log in to DJI Fly with the same account

Flight logs are tied to your profile.
If you use a different account on another phone, the data will not appear.

Open the Flight Data Center in the app

This section contains all your flight records.
Enable the sync function (menu button in the top-right corner).

Turn on the internet and wait for the files to upload to DJI Cloud

Flight logs can be large — wait until synchronization reaches 100%.
If your internet connection is unstable, the sync process may stop.

After uploading, open DJI Fly on another device

Log in with the same account.
Tap “Synchronize Data.”
The app should download all your records.

If synchronization doesn’t work

– Clear the app cache and log in again.
– Check your phone’s date and time — data won't sync with incorrect system time.
– Disable VPN.

How to transfer flight records manually (if the app fails to sync)

On Android: find the folder DJI/dji.go.v5/FlightRecord.
Copy the folder to another device.

On iOS: manual transfer is not possible without third-party tools — use cloud sync instead.

After syncing, make sure the logs appear correctly

Check flight paths, statistics, time, and date.
If records are missing or corrupted, contact support.

If DJI Fly does not synchronize logs or loses data, be sure to submit a complaint on Xolvie — this helps ensure your records are restored and holds the manufacturer accountable.