Drone mapping app that opens on every device your team carries
Dronemapping is a browser app. Upload flight photos from a field laptop, measure volumes and areas at the office, and send the client a link that opens on a phone. Nothing to install, nothing to update, the same project on every screen.
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One app, the right job on each device
| Device | What your team does there |
|---|---|
| Field laptop or PC | Upload photos straight from the SD card, check the flight, start processing |
| Office desktop or Mac | Measure volumes, draw areas, set GCPs, export to CAD and GIS |
| iPad or tablet | Walk the site with the orthomosaic, review annotations, show the 3D model |
| Client phone | Open the view link, pan and zoom the map, read the measurements |
It works in current versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox on Windows, macOS, Linux, iPadOS and Android.
Upload from the site, not from the office the next day
The hours between landing and a usable map are where most mapping jobs lose time. With a browser app the upload starts from wherever the photos are.
- Drag the whole flight folder into the browser, hundreds or thousands of JPEGs at once
- Uploads resume after a dropped connection, including over a mobile hotspot
- Photos without GPS tags are flagged before processing starts
- Processing runs in the cloud, so the laptop can close and go back in the truck
Want to know if a flight is good enough before you pack up? The demo reads the metadata of your photos only and shows altitude, GSD, footprint and estimated overlap. The drone mapping overlap guide explains what to aim for.
Measure and report in the same app
The orthomosaic, surface model and terrain model open in one viewer. Draw a polygon for area and perimeter, a line for distance and an elevation profile, or a stockpile outline for volume with the base plane you choose: lowest point, average of perimeter or a custom elevation.
On Team and above, stockpile and cut and fill reports export as PDF, the textured 3D model and point cloud open in the same app, and comments and annotations stay pinned to the map for the whole team.
A view link your client opens on a phone
Most people on a project only need to look. The owner wants to see progress, the superintendent wants a quantity, the grower wants the field. They get a link, not a login.
- No seat, no account, no software for the viewer
- Optional expiry date on each link
- Measurements you made are visible on the map
- Your logo and colours on the share page on Team and above
This is why the app suits construction drone software teams that share weekly progress, and drone inspection software work where findings go to a building owner.
Keep the flight app you already use
Dronemapping does not fly the aircraft. Plan and fly the mission in the flight app you trust for your drone, then bring the geotagged JPEGs here. Any mapping flight with enough overlap works, from DJI, Autel, Parrot, Skydio and other aircraft.
For desktop users on Apple hardware there is a dedicated page on photogrammetry software for Mac, and the processing itself is described under drone mapping software.
Try the app on this device
Measure a stockpile on a real elevation surface, or drop your own photos to check a flight. It runs right in the browser you are reading this in.
The plan that fits a small team
Starter at $99 per month or $990 per year gives three seats, 3,000 processed images a month, orthomosaics, DSM and DTM, measurements and unlimited view links. Teams with weekly flights and 3D deliverables move to Team at $249 per month. See drone mapping pricing for every limit.
Drone mapping app FAQ
No. Dronemapping runs in the browser on desktop, tablet and phone. Updates reach everyone at once.
Uploading works in any modern browser, but a laptop with an SD card reader is the practical choice for a full flight. Phones are ideal for viewing and sharing.
Viewing and measuring need a connection. Uploads pause when the signal drops and resume when it returns.
No. Keep using your flight app for the mission, then upload the photos to Dronemapping for processing, measurement and sharing.
No. A view link opens in any browser without a seat or a login.
Put your next flight in the drone mapping app your whole team can open
Upload from the field, measure at the office, share with a link.