Every frame
knows where
it stood
Your flights and the live world on one globe. Every layer says where it came from.
From orbit down
to one question
Awareness starts in orbit. Only a satellite constellation covers every border and coastline on a fixed cycle. Then it narrows, band by band, until someone is standing in front of the thing.
Orbit tells you where to look. The team on the ground tells you what it is.
Every layer lands
on the same ground
Each band brings back something the one above it cannot, and Sovryn holds them in register. Tasking is a layer of its own: you ask for the ground, not for an airframe, and the request goes to whatever can fly it.
Awareness, tasking,
execution, and round again
One loop, not a pipeline with an end. Whatever came back goes on the same ground, sharpens what you know, and sets the next request.
Public signal
under your flight
Air
250 KM CONTACT ROSTER
COCKPIT RIDE-ALONG
Sea
TRACK AND FADING TRAIL
CAMERA HANDOFF
Orbit
PASS PREDICTION
RECONSTRUCTED ASCENT
Ground
NASA FIRMS FIRES
ESTIMATED CAMERA VIEWSHED
Every layer shows its source and its age: live, delayed, modelled or missing. The overlay labels what the feeds report — it is not target recognition. Sources in DATA_SOURCES.
What moved
since last pass
Two passes over the same ground, months apart. The model outlines what grew, what moved and what only looks different because the light did.
Every outline carries a score, and the low ones go to a person rather than into the report. At this ground sample you get extents, shorelines and plumes. For a single building you fly the rotary band.
Run it over a year of passes and the outlines stop being a list. A quay that grows every quarter reads differently from one that grew once.
Three standing
problems
Public safety and critical infrastructure in Malaysia. Wide at the top, narrow where someone has to act.
The northern land border
Ridge, plantation and river, most of it with no camera and no road. Orbit carries the corridor between passes. Aircraft close the gaps it flags, on the same globe.
Transmission corridors and port estates
Pylon runs, tank farms and quay faces, walked by crews who change between rotations. Each flight lands on the ground the last one covered, dated. Change is measured, not remembered.
Monsoon flood response
Which roads are cut, which villages are cut off — and it changes by the hour. Public feeds set the scene, aircraft fly what nobody can drive, and the picture leaves as GeoJSON the same day.
It runs where
you already are
No install, no plug-in. Sign in and the globe is up: 1.86 s median cold start on our M5, method in the docs.
We run the imagery, terrain and feeds. No keys to buy, no quota to watch.
Projects, media and marks sit behind your account and move between the field and the desk.
The same console on a phone, map on the whole screen. Pick up the desk’s project and keep flying.
See everything.
Task one thing.
One picture from orbit that every desk reads the same way, and a clear path from it to the aircraft you send.