SwathMap
For platforms, integrators and drone makers

The mapping engine behind your field app

You already own the customer: a spray-logging app, an agronomy platform, a drone maker's portal. Your users don't need another login. They need their imagery to become a map, reliably, inside the app they already use.

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How an integration runs

Four steps, all inside your product. Your users never see SwathMap unless you want them to.

  1. Your app starts a map

    It tells SwathMap a new flight is on the way, and for which of your customers.

  2. Photos go straight to storage

    Files travel from your user's browser straight to storage, so a big flight doesn't have to pass through your servers.

  3. SwathMap builds the map

    Processing runs in SwathMap's cloud. Your app can show progress however it likes and is told when the map is ready.

  4. You show the result

    A georeferenced orthomosaic for download, fast web map tiles for your viewer, and a record of everything produced.

A sketch of the shape, not the interface. The real connection details come with an integration agreement.

What you get underneath

Under your brand

Your app, your login, your look. The operator works in your product; SwathMap is the part doing the work underneath.

Each customer kept apart

Every partner, and every one of a partner's customers, has separate storage and separate limits.

A priority lane per customer

Each customer's first map goes ahead of every customer's extra maps; more run at once when there's spare capacity.

Proven in production

Agri Flight Logs' own spray-records app already sends its customers' flights to SwathMap for mapping.

Measured speed

Typically 4.4 minutes per 100 photos across 64 real flights of 100 photos or more, busy days included. Every one is on the processing times page.

Your plans, your prices

You decide what your customers pay, and each customer's lanes and storage can follow the plan you sell them.

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Tell us what your users fly, how many maps you expect in a season, and how your app handles accounts today. We'll come back with how an integration would look for you.