Every sector, every clue, every team pinned
Mountain rescue, lowland SAR and police missing persons coordinators use Pin Drop to keep search sectors, evidence and team assignments attached to the exact ground they cover.
BEST OF 2013
Rated 4.7/5
FEATURED APP
Search sectors on a shared map
Sectors, IPP, LKP and PLS sit as structured pins. Every tasking references a sector on the map and every team sees the same picture as the search manager.
Team assignments without crossed wires
Each team tasks to a sector and the assignment pins to the ground. Coverage gaps become visible before they are a problem rather than after.
Evidence pinned to the find
Clues, personal items and witness sightings capture on the phone and pin to the exact spot. Photos and timestamps attach to the pin for later handover.
Post-incident handover ready
At stand-down the map is the record. Police, coroner and incident reviewers receive a structured trail of sectors searched, times and evidence located.
Built for SAR coordinators
Search and recovery works better when every sector is a pin
The shared map for command and control
A search operation only holds together when the controller and the teams on the hill see the same map. Pin Drop pins every sector, tasking and clue to the ground it describes, so command and control works off one record instead of several radio reports.
Testimonials
Used by SAR teams and police coordinators
Mountain rescue, lowland SAR and police missing persons coordinators rely on location-based records to run defensible searches and hand over clear trails at stand-down.
“Structuring response zones around geography improved our operational oversight.”
Elena Martinez
Regional Emergency Operations Manager
“Having every asset structured on a shared map has transformed how we coordinate inspections across regions.”
Daniel Marcel
Energy Operations Manager
“Logging site visits directly against the location keeps our research organised.”
Daniel King
Land Acquisition Lead
Guided walkthrough
See how a search runs on Pin Drop
Walk through a sector plan, a team tasking and a clue find and see how every decision stays pinned to the exact ground it describes.
