Telemetry beside media
Reviewers need time, coordinates, altitude, speed, heading, camera pitch, duration, total track length, and telemetry source without leaving the video/map workspace.
DJI telemetry viewer
Review drone media with telemetry and map context together.
Sightlock starts DJI-first: MP4/MOV videos, embedded telemetry where available, SRT sidecars, photo EXIF GPS, and imported GPX/KML/CSV tracks. The goal is to keep every review tied to position, date, speed, altitude, and source context.
Map position during playback
Flight paths, current position, start/end points, visible dates, and scale context make drone footage easier to interpret than video-only review.
Repository memory
The telemetry result should become part of the repository state: indexed, missing, no GPS, geometry-only, source type, point count, and track length.
Exportable evidence
Telemetry and media context should flow into screenshots, synced comparison clips, feature exports, CSV, KML, GPX, GeoJSON, and inspection packages.
Supported sources
DJI first, with room to expand.
The launch positioning is clear: DJI is the first supported drone family, with future suppliers added after their media, telemetry, and geometry formats are tested properly.
MP4/MOV
Review drone video with playback, telemetry overlay, map position, comparison, screenshots, and export.
SRT and EXIF GPS
Use sidecar telemetry and photo metadata where embedded telemetry is not available.
GPX, KML, CSV
Bring in geometry sources so map navigation still works when media telemetry needs help.
Launch access
Try DJI-first telemetry review free.
Use the no-card trial to test Sightlock against your own drone folders and telemetry sources.