Desktop drone survey workstation
Sightlock turns large drone folders into an indexed spatial workstation: video, photos, telemetry, project extents, repeat comparison, feature capture, and export all stay connected.
Why it exists
Commercial-grade structure
Use app screenshots and workflow states as the hero, the tour, and the buyer proof.
Expose trial, monthly price, machine binding, add-on keys, and rollout help before checkout.
Tabs, calculators, accordions, status strips, and workflow lanes make the site feel alive.
Show compatibility, privacy posture, support paths, export outputs, and install readiness.
Product tour
Sightlock should feel like a professional GIS and inspection command room, not a set of disconnected panes. The app is being modernised around these core workspaces.
Core workflow
Point Sightlock at project folders, watched roots, media folders, and geometry files. Index thumbnails, telemetry, GPS points, date ranges, and project extents.
Click project extents, media tracks, map clusters, library rows, or visible-extent suggestions to open the exact matching media in Flight Viewer.
Use path similarity, overlap, date gap, project filters, and geometry selection to preload the right A/B pair, then add C/D media for deeper review.
Add inspection features, keep telemetry visible, produce WYSIWYG screenshots or synced clips, and export spatial evidence for downstream GIS work.
Compare Studio
Compare Studio is designed around inspection reality: pilots fly different distances, dates have different path lengths, and reviewers need to zoom, pan, sync, and export without shrinking the evidence into a tiny pane.
Repository Manager
Project cards, media rows, import history, missing files, failed scans, watched roots, and live map preview make the archive usable without dragging every file into memory.
Built for operational drone teams
Compare repeat reaches, spot scour or erosion, filter by visible map extent, and export location-aware evidence for reporting.
Review stopbanks, culverts, bridges, seawalls, transmission corridors, or road assets with timestamped media and GPS-backed notes.
Keep drone media connected to spatial layers, shapefile imports, basemaps, project extents, feature exports, and coordinate systems.
Index massive repositories, generate thumbnails, track missing files, and load only the selected project/date/location when the job demands it.
Inspection features
Feature capture belongs on the map, not hidden under video controls. Sightlock keeps point, line, area, severity, description, media time, and GPS context attached to the inspection record.
Output ready
Screenshots, synced clips, feature CSVs, KML, GPX, GeoJSON, and comparison packages should run through one WYSIWYG export workflow with Jobs history.
Compatibility
Launch pricing
For the first workstation in a team or sole-operator setup. First month free during launch.
Add workstations for pilots, GIS staff, inspectors, reviewers, or project managers.
For organisations with existing drone archives, shared roots, inspection templates, or GIS layer requirements.
Questions
No. Sightlock is being positioned as a local-first desktop workstation. Subscription entitlement checks are separate from drone media storage and processing.
The launch model keeps the entry price low: first month free, then NZD $30/month for the first key and NZD $25/month for additional keys.
DJI workflows are the launch focus, including MP4/MOV media, embedded telemetry where available, SRT, image EXIF GPS, GPX, KML, and CSV geometry sources.
Yes. Compare Studio is being built around current media as A, best path-similarity match as B, visible-extent suggestions, saved pairs, and expansion toward C/D media comparison.
Launch access
Start with one key, index a project, open media from the map, compare repeat inspections, and export evidence without rebuilding the workflow every time.