A record of what the project looked like, on every date.
We capture the project at agreed stages and publish each capture to AeroVIEW OS as a dated phase, rather than a folder of photos nobody can find. Your client follows progress in a browser, and when somebody disputes what was there, the answer is already on record.
What you get
- A drone capture at every stage we agree
- Aerial photos, video and close-range capture of structures
- A 3D model and 360° tour per phase, where the project calls for one
- Every capture as a dated phase in AeroVIEW OS
- Access for your client, on their own dashboard
- Every stage beside the last, on one timeline
- Files you own, in a structure that still makes sense in a year
How it runs
01
Scoping.
What has to be documented, at which stages, at what detail, and whether it needs to be measurable or only visible.
02
A flight per stage.
One visit at every agreed stage: exteriors, close-range capture of the structures that matter, and 360° inside where it helps.
03
Published to AeroVIEW.
Each capture lands as a phase beside the last one. Your client logs in and sees a timeline instead of a replaced file.
Formats and compatibility
Phases in AeroVIEW OS with 3D models, 360° tours and photos, in the browser. Files also delivered as GeoTIFF, video and high-resolution imagery.
AeroVIEW OS does not need a drone. If you are an engineer, or you work for a construction firm, you run it yourself with the photos, videos and PDFs you already have, and add captures when the project calls for them.
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Let's talk about your project.
Describe the place and what has to be measured. We tell you what is flyable and what is not.