For people who work with drones, and for those about to start
Because it isn't you saying so. A public page carrying your certificates for as long as they are valid, and flight records whose date can be backed by the FNMT, the Spanish state mint, with a qualified eIDAS timestamp. In between: quotes, live streams your client opens from a link, and electronic invoices.
Tell us your scenario
Live feeds from the drone and ground-crew bodycams in a single ops room. Flat fee per channel: no metered minutes, no costs multiplied by viewer count. And on DJI enterprise drones the live starts with one click from the platform — nothing to type in the field.
Every night your records are sealed with an RFC 3161 timestamp. Where they have to hold up before a client or an expert witness, the timestamp is qualified eIDAS and comes from the FNMT, the Spanish state mint, listed on the European trusted lists.
Footage, recordings and logs on encrypted European infrastructure. GDPR by design: configurable retention and certified erasure.
Your flight hours and where they come from, the jobs published by whoever commissioned them, and your certificates for as long as they are valid — with the Dronetrake Badge, which switches off by itself the day they expire. It comes with the account, and clients write to you from there.
Evidence
A qualified timestamp comes from a provider listed on the European trusted lists. From that moment, under Article 41 of the eIDAS Regulation, the date enjoys a legal presumption: it is not for you to prove it is true, it is for whoever disputes it to prove it is false.
An ordinary timestamp fixes the date of your logbook with an independent authority, and it serves you. A qualified one comes from a provider on the European Trusted List, and it holds outside too: before a client, an expert witness, a judge. Where the provider is not listed we say so, because calling it “qualified” would be false.
A tamper-evident flight log dated by an independent third party is a concrete argument in front of a broker: same cover, terms worth renegotiating. It is the rare case where compliance gives you something back instead of only costing you.
Coverage
EASA area plus the United Kingdom: registration, compliance and support for every country we serve.
How it works
Create the mission: weather traffic-light on your flight window, UAS geographical zones on the map, signed pre-flight checklist, crew with verified certificates.
Live feed from the drone and ground bodycams in one ops room. Your client watches from a link, no account needed. Flat rate per channel, unlimited viewers.
The EASA logbook updates itself, tamper-evident. Deliverables reach your client in a branded portal with integrity fingerprints.
The platform
Flat per channel. Unlimited viewers, never metered.
The platform
Weddings, public events, demos: a branded event page with your logo, a countdown to the stream and a link to share. No app to install for viewers.
The platform
From the finding in the field to a signed PDF with your logo.
The platform
The UAS.SPEC.050 technical logbook, inspection-proof.
The platform
Built and hosted in Europe, in your language.
The platform
From planning to authorization: everything on protocol.
The UAS.SPEC.050 technical logbook, inspection-proof.
Every asset has a history, deadlines and a person in charge.
Flat per channel. Unlimited viewers, never metered.
From the finding in the field to a signed PDF with your logo.
It proposes. You sign. And you only pay when it produces value.
The operator's commercial cycle, not a generic ERP.
Big buttons, gloves welcome. With your organization's logo.
The operator presses SOS — even with no signal, via satellite — and your ops room knows right away, position included.
Built and hosted in Europe, in your language.
Comparison
Prices and features versus DJI FlightHub 2, Airdata and DroneLogbook — source-verified data, with dates.
Pricing
Four clear plans, public pricing, no forced sales calls. Streaming is billed per channel, never per viewer.
Three questions and we propose the right setup on the spot: plan, packs and a monthly estimate. An honest one.