Drone inspection software for roofs, facades and sites
Turn an inspection flight into a high-resolution map and a 3D model your client can open in a browser. Mark every defect on the model, measure it, and send one branded link instead of a folder of unlabeled photos.
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After the flight
From four hundred photos to one inspection record
An inspection flight produces hundreds of close-range photos. Paging through them one by one makes it hard to say where a crack sits, how big a damaged area is, or whether the same spot was flagged last year. A stitched map and a 3D model put every photo in its place, so a finding has a location, a size and a context.
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Every finding tied to a position on the map or the model
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Areas and lengths measured, not estimated
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One record per asset that the next inspection builds on
Maps and models
High-resolution maps and 3D models for inspection
Fly low for a fine ground sampling distance and Dronemapping builds an orthomosaic sharp enough to read roofing seams, membrane damage and debris. On Team and above the same upload produces a 3D textured model (OBJ) and a point cloud (LAS, LAZ), which is where facades, towers, embankments and other vertical surfaces are best reviewed.
- Orthomosaic with GeoTIFF, JPG and PNG exports on every plan
- 3D textured model and point cloud on Team and above
- Distance, area, perimeter and elevation profile measurements
- Surface and terrain models for grades, ponding and settlement
For vertical structures, add oblique photos around the asset to the nadir grid. The model gets its facade texture from those oblique images.
Findings
Annotations, comments and a branded share page
On Team and above you place annotations directly on the map, add a comment to each one and keep the discussion with the client in the same place. The share page carries your logo and colours, so the client sees your company, not a software vendor. View links open in any browser without a seat, with an optional expiry date.
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Annotations and comments on the map
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Branded client share page
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View links with optional expiry
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CSV export of measurements for your written report
For drone service providers
Many clients, many assets, one account
Drone service providers keep a project per client or per asset, with 10 seats on Team and 25 on Business. Business adds project roles, so each client sees only their own projects, a progress timeline to compare the same asset between inspections, change detection between two flights and an audit log of downloads and shares.
Try it first
Check your inspection flight in the demo
Drop your photos into the demo and it reads the metadata in the browser: camera, focal length, flight altitude, ground sampling distance and footprint per image. It shows whether the flight is ready for mapping before you spend a processing run. Nothing is uploaded.
Pricing
The plan for inspection work
Inspection teams usually need the 3D model, annotations and the branded share page, which come with Team at $249 per month or $2,490 per year, including 15,000 processed images a month and 500 GB of storage. Providers with many clients who need roles, the timeline and change detection choose Business at $599 per month.
Questions
Drone inspection software FAQ
Yes. Fly oblique passes around the building in addition to the nadir grid. The 3D textured model on Team and above is built from all of them and shows the facade in detail.
It depends on the smallest defect you need to see. As a general rule, a defect should span several pixels to be recognizable. Use the ground sampling distance calculator to find the altitude for your camera.
Yes, on Business. The progress timeline lines up flights of the same asset, and change detection highlights what changed between them.
No. They open a view link in any browser, see the map, the model and your annotations, and reply in the comments.
Yes. Export map images as JPG or PNG and measurements as CSV, then place them in your own report.
Turn your next inspection flight into a record clients can open
Map, 3D model and annotated findings from one upload, shared by link.