📈Last 7 days+1.8K installs — 166% faster than the week before (+665) · 95/day since Sep 29
🏆Among Maps & Navigation appstop 2% by installs gained this week (171 peers growing)
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 7 days ago · every ~42 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+3,626 installs
since Sep 29
Update history
1.1.2Nov 6, 2026
• Redesigned flight details and protocol lookup: highlighted result, operation window timeline, requested area map, people and documents as cards.<br>• Flight times are now shown in Brasília time (BRT).<br>• On the map, approved-area notices now have a "View area details" button. The QR Code is shown to signed-in users.<br>• Print from the protocol lookup too.<br>• Fixes and stability im
1.1.1Oct 27, 2026
- Full flight request in the app: details, location, reference, height, dates, periods, documents and review, with ICA 100-40 rules and the minimum notice calculated for you.<br>- Draft saved per account to continue later.<br>- FRZ, suitable and segregated areas on the map during the request, plus the FRZ Coordination Term.<br>- Status button in green, yellow and red; "Flight permitted"
1.0.2Aug 13, 2026 · seen Sep 30, 2026
<br>- Data protection in public lookup: pilot, requester and aircraft identification is now hidden by default and revealed only by an explicit action from whoever is verifying the flight authorization.<br>- Fix: FRZ and approved drone areas no longer disappear from the map when you change the zoom.<br>- Area type icons at operating zoom, and the zoom level is visible in the map controls.<br>- Smoo
SARPAS Lite is a maps & navigation app by Serviços e Informações do Brasil with 5,000+ downloads (about 9.8K estimated). +1.8K installs in the last 7 days. Released Aug 5, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “SARPAS is a system developed by the Department of Airspace Control (DECEA) with the objective of enabling requests for access to Brazilian airspace for the use of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), i.e., drones, contributing to safe flights within regulations.”
