Debrief and flight rating
| Platform | Status | Where |
|---|---|---|
| iOS | done | vulture-ios/Packages/FlightScreens/Sources/FlightScreens/FlightDebriefvulture-ios/Packages/FlightScreens/Sources/FlightScreens/FlightRating |
| Android | done | vulture-android/feature/debriefvulture-android/domain/debriefFIXED(B31), FIXED(B32), FIXED(B33), FIXED(P5-4). |
Behaviour
Section titled “Behaviour”- Flight rating (free): a score from 0 to 1000 with a band word, built from climbing, gliding, speed and decisions (0 to 100 each), shown on a gauge.
- Debrief (Pro,
debrief): one section per part (climbing, gliding, speed, decisions, task). Each section asks its questions (the start, the final glide, costly glides and so on), answers them, and shows a leg strip. Answers can be shown on the map. - The score and its band stay free; everything beyond them opens the paywall.
Platform differences
Section titled “Platform differences”- The final glide on the last leg (B31) and leg numbering (B32, B33) are fixed on both platforms: Android first, iOS since build 565 (
9ff59eeeb,2d4bea09b,e251d7e63, CHANGELOG Unreleased). - Height lost in thermals counts on both platforms since the calculation fixes (P5-4, 2026-10-20): the Decisions part deducts 10 points when more than a tenth of the thermal gains is lost again, and “Where I lost height in thermals” is offered. See Rating and Debrief.
- On Android the Debrief is a toolbar button on windows at least 600 dp wide and an overflow item below that (decisions §9 D12).
- The rating lives in FlightScreens on iOS, so the Flights golden data does not cover it.