Your drone photos,
filed before you finish coffee
Every drone operation eventually hits the same wall: terabytes of DJI_0001 folders nobody can search. Atlas ingests the raw card and does the librarian work automatically — typed, grouped, filed, and findable.
Organization as infrastructure
The unglamorous layer that makes everything downstream faster.
Automatic photo organization
Uploads are sorted thermal vs optical, grouped by flight, and filed against the right project and building automatically — even full memory-card dumps.
Mobile field capture
The companion mobile app captures photos, notes, and flight details on site and syncs them straight into the right project.
Works through dead zones
Field captures save locally when connectivity drops and upload automatically when you are back online, so a weak signal never costs you data.
Georeferenced findings
Findings land on maps and an interactive 3D globe view, so repair crews know exactly where to go without re-flying the site.
Secure client share links
Share findings through expiring, optionally passphrase-protected links. Clients review imagery and comments in the browser — no account required.
Built for teams
Multi-inspector firms get shared projects, role-based access, client accounts, and an audit history of who changed what.
Ingest the card, not the curated selection
Uploading everything only works if the software sorts it. Atlas classifies thermal versus optical frames by actual content and metadata — not just file names — pairs captures shot together, groups videos from the same flight, and files the lot against the right project and building. Misfiled frames can be corrected, and the system keeps the record straight.
Findable now, defensible later
Inspection photos are business records. Atlas keeps every capture tied to its project, site, timestamps, and GPS context, with team access controls and an audit trail. When a dispute surfaces two years after the job, the photo, its metadata, and its chain of handling are all one search away.
Frequently asked questions
How does Atlas decide what type each photo is?
By content and metadata — sensor characteristics, embedded tags, frame properties — rather than filenames alone, which is what lets it separate IR from wide-angle frames that share identical naming.
What about uploads from the field with bad connectivity?
The mobile app and uploader handle interruptions gracefully: paused uploads resume, nothing is silently lost, and large videos go directly to cloud storage without timing out.
Can I find photos by location?
Yes — GPS-tagged captures are mapped, and an interactive globe view navigates your whole portfolio geographically.
See your projects in a new light
Start capturing, analyzing, and reporting thermal inspections — all in one place.