Okay … I’ll send you the bits !!! 
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There are paid for and free plans. The free free plan is more than ennough to get you started. Sign up and put in your details. Then you can either sync your flights manualy, have DJI sync them, or they have a new app you can also download to whatever device you are using as your screen (and bypassing DJI)
It gives loads of info, flight times, altitudes, distances, battery info, info on your motors, stick inputs, warnings, loads and loads of stuff. You have nothing to lose by trying out the free account. I had the free version for a year but upgraded as I find it worth the small cost. I think you get about 100 flights on the free version, once you’ve filled them up your last flight will dissapear to make space for the next one.
Users on here have used it many times to track down a lost drone
And a reminder that club members are eligible for a good sized discount at AirData.
More info in Members Only and member-discount 
That’s great thanks.
I have downloaded a free account to my iPhone
(and a copy to my computer)
Is there a tutorial on how to get the info into the app ?
This is quite exciting !!
Yes, it’s here: https://app.airdata.com/sync-app
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Don’t forget to share the flights where the RTH didn’t kick in and someone will be able to help you out ;o)