Pin every flight, every finding, every coordinate
Topographic surveyors, roof inspectors and CAA A2 CofC operators use Pin Drop to keep flight plans, orthomosaic findings and CAA evidence pinned to the coordinate they describe.
BEST OF 2013
Rated 4.7/5
FEATURED APP
Findings pinned to coordinates
Every defect, change and measurement is a structured pin anchored to the captured coordinate. No more arrows on a screenshot of a screenshot.
Flight planning and capture
Mission plans, flight logs and weather conditions record against the site. Pre flight checks and NOTAM references stay with the job, not a spreadsheet.
Orthomosaic outputs in context
Orthomosaics, point clouds and elevation models underlay the map. Surveyors drop pins directly on the processed output and annotate on the phone.
CAA evidence trail in one place
Pilot, aircraft registration, A2 CofC reference and operations manual link to the flight. CAA audits and insurance claims find the record in seconds.
Built for CAA drone operators
Drone surveys work better when every finding is a pin
The shared map for aerial surveying
A roof inspection can deliver six hundred photographs, three orthomosaics and a client who only wants to know which tiles are missing. Deliverables scatter across drives and findings lose their coordinate. Pin Drop pins every finding once and keeps the flight log, the orthomosaic and the CAA evidence on the coordinate itself.
Testimonials
Used by CAA operators and topographic teams
Survey firms, roof inspection specialists and construction progress auditors rely on shared, location based records to keep aerial findings defensible.
“Survey data tied directly to site coordinates improved our audit readiness.”
Dr. Laura Bennett
Environmental Survey Lead
“We can see which areas have been covered and plan the next round of surveys without guesswork.”
Jonas Krul
Environmental Field Lead
“Logging inspections directly against each asset keeps everything organised.”
Rachel Smyth
Infrastructure Engineer
Guided walkthrough
See how drone surveys work in practice
Walk through a real aerial inspection and see how every finding, every flight log and every orthomosaic stays pinned to the exact coordinate it describes.
