Geometry-first navigation
Each indexed video or photo can carry a line, point, or telemetry track. The map becomes the entry point into the archive, so users can open media by place instead of by file name.
Drone video map viewer
Click the inspection area. Open the matching drone video.
Sightlock is built around a map-first way of reviewing drone footage. Instead of hunting through folders, reviewers can use GPS tracks, project extents, visible map areas, and media geometry to open the video or photo that belongs to the location they are inspecting.
Project context
Filters for project, date, location, media type, and visible extent keep the right media in view while hiding archive noise that does not belong to the current inspection.
Lazy media loading
Large repositories can keep thumbnails and geometry available without loading every raw video. Sightlock loads the selected media when the reviewer actually needs to inspect it.
Telemetry alongside footage
Drone model, source type, speed, altitude, heading, capture date, duration, GPS source, and total track length can support review without replacing the video as the main surface.
Why this matters
A drone archive is only useful if people can find the exact footage again.
When a team has hundreds of inspections, folder names stop being enough. Sightlock keeps the spatial index live so a reviewer can zoom to a river reach, stopbank, seawall, road corridor, site, or structure and open the matching media from the map.
Launch trial
Try map-first drone video review on your own archive.
Start free, index a project, and test whether geometry-first navigation makes your drone footage easier to use.