Option 1
Create an account
Get a claimed feeder identity plus detailed connection status, tracking progress, aircraft cards, XP, history, and feeder logs as those features become available.
Sign up and connect →Feed adsb.win
Choose whether you want a personal feeder dashboard or simply want to contribute aircraft data anonymously. Both options feed the same public network.
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Build your first feeder →Option 1
Get a claimed feeder identity plus detailed connection status, tracking progress, aircraft cards, XP, history, and feeder logs as those features become available.
Sign up and connect →Option 2
No account is required. Your data joins the network, but you will not have a dashboard, progress, history, status checks, or logs tied to you.
Use anonymous setup ↓Anonymous setup
ADSB.im now includes adsb.win in its normal Data Sharing setup. If you use Docker Ultrafeeder instead, expand that section for a generated UUID and manual connection entries.
Use this random UUID in both connection entries. Save it before leaving this page; reloading generates a different one.
ULTRAFEEDER_CONFIG.adsb,feed.adsb.win,30004,beast_reduce_plus_out,uuid=f9b29bb5-1a76-4553-a55c-c8df6af1d499;
mlat,mlat.adsb.win,31090,39013,uuid=f9b29bb5-1a76-4553-a55c-c8df6af1d499;
The MLAT return port 39013 must be unique in your Ultrafeeder configuration. Choose another unused port in the 39000–39099 range if needed. See the official Ultrafeeder configuration reference.