MyPlaneSight - See every airplane above you - Sell Project

What it is I built MyPlaneSight.com to answer one question as fast as possible: what is that plane above me. You land on the site, it picks up your location or you type in a ZIP code, and you get a live map of every aircraft overhead right then. Tap any of them and you see the callsign, airline, aircraft type, altitude, speed and route. No app to install, no signup, no paywall. That last part matters more than it sounds. People use this outdoors, standing in a driveway or at the airport fence, with a plane already going over their head. The default map location is configurable. It is currently set to LAX because that is my local airport, but it can be pointed at any airport in the world, and I will set that up for you as part of the handover. Revenue This is a pre-revenue starter website. Potential for ad placement and affiliate listing. Current example ad is of an In-N-Out burger location near Los Angeles Airport as location for plane spotting. Second ad is an affiliate link to Airplane models for those enthusiasts who are potential users of the site. How it's built It is a Next.js application. Modern codebase, fast on mobile, nothing exotic to maintain. Aircraft positions come from a community ADS-B network that publishes its data under the Open Database License. If you would rather go the paid route, the data layer is isolated in the codebase, so adding or swapping in a paid source is a contained change. Commercial providers will give you higher rate limits, guaranteed uptime and richer data such as scheduled routes and airline details. You can also run both, with the free feed as fallback. What is included The myplanesight.com domain Full source code for the Next.js application Deployment configuration and setup instructions The adsb.lol data integration Ad and affiliate placement slots built into the layout, ready for your own accounts Default airport configuration set up for the location of your choice Thirty days of post sale support Why I am selling I am a developer. I build sites like this one, and I would rather they end up with people who can actually grow and take them to the next level.