

The command layer for your drone operations — manage your fleet, dispatch missions, track assets in the field, and turn captured data into deliverables, all from one platform.
From the hangar to the field to the deliverable — Operate runs the whole loop.

Asset Management
Register every drone, camera, truck and robot. Track flight hours, maintenance intervals, registrations, insurance and battery health — with automatic alerts before anything goes out of compliance.
Operate runs the full operational loop so nothing falls between the hangar and the client.
PLAN & ASSIGN
Post a job, assign the right crew and kit, and brief the mission with tailboards and JSEA — everyone aligned before wheels-up.
OPERATE IN THE FIELD
Log missions live, track fleet telemetry, and capture flight logs and sensor data straight from the operator's device.
TURN DATA INTO INTEL
Push captures through the OODA loop — automated inference flags zones, triages severity, and routes findings to the right team.
CLOSE THE LOOP
Ship structured deliverables to clients, mark jobs complete, and release payment securely — full traceability end to end.
Aircraft are the first employee type — not the last. Every feature that assumes "drone" as a permanent category gets rewritten in three years when the ground robot docks next to the aircraft. We build for heterogeneous robots from day one, and ship aircraft first.
Every structure in the corridor gets a canonical 3D model with tolerances. Not a point cloud dump — a living record. The substrate everything else runs on.
Machine-flown repeat passes diffed against baseline. Vegetation encroachment, sag, corrosion, ground movement. Confidence scored — humans review only the flagged deltas.
Delta → drafted work order → completion verification on the next pass. The robot checks the contractor’s work. Nobody else closes this loop.
The scheduler thinks in coverage obligations, not flights. "Segment 14 inspected every 14 days, storm-triggered within 6 hours" is the contract — the platform picks the dock and airframe.
Integrate proven battery and airframe telemetry. Expose it in our pane, own the workflow, skip the science.
Aircraft spots the defect, ground robot does the close inspection, aircraft verifies the repair. One mission, mixed fleet. Payload and platform are variables — the task is the constant.
AirBase becomes the charging, data offload, and shelter layer for anything autonomous. From "any drone" to "any robot" — the utility, not the appliance.
BVLOS at scale means the platform holds operational authority: airspace check, go/no-go, abort logic, incident capture. Whoever owns the record of autonomous decisions owns the audit relationship.
A weather trigger flips the network from routine to damage assessment automatically. Utilities pay for restoration hours saved — this opens the emergency management budget.
Sovereign Canadian hosting, productized: customer-controlled keys, jurisdiction pinning, a defence-grade tier. One platform, two markets, no fork.
The transmission line effectively contracts its own inspection. Coverage obligations, budget, and tolerances are set once — the autonomous fleet fulfills them, humans set policy and approve spend.
We stop selling inspections and start selling guaranteed asset awareness per kilometre per year. That is what makes the platform worth owning.
Checklists, currency tracking, manual mission planning — plumbing, never pitch. The market is moving to zero-pilot; every feature built around the pilot is a depreciating asset.
Let others fight for the airspace layer. We integrate with whoever wins and own the layer above: what the robot does, and whether the work got done.
Everyone else tells you about the flight. Ctrl closes the loop on the asset. Aircraft today, every robot tomorrow — same platform.
Starting at $50 per user / month. No hardware lock-in, no per-flight fees, cancel anytime.
Full operational command for working teams
Every capability, unlimited scale
Set up your organization, invite your crew, and start dispatching missions today. Plans start at $50 per user / month — cancel anytime.
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