What problem does SkywardOps solve?
Teams that run drones, self-driving trucks and robots side by side need to plan, watch and maintain all of them in one place.
Our own product
SkywardOps: autonomous fleet control room
Our own control room for autonomous fleets: drones, yard trucks and inspection robots planned, watched and maintained from one screen.
Our own product, not a client project. The live demo runs on generated data.
At a glance
SkywardOps at a glance.
Our own product
- Built for
- Teams that run drones, yard trucks and inspection robots
- What we built
- Autonomous fleet control room
- Platforms
- Web
- Stack
- Next.js 16, Supabase, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, Fumadocs
The case
How SkywardOps came together.
What is inside SkywardOps?
One control room for missions, live unit views, maintenance with a second sign-off, safety alerts and compliance logs.
- One room for every vehicle. Drones, yard trucks and inspection robots together.
- Plan before launch. Route, geofences, payload, weather and preflight.
- Released by two people. Work orders need a second sign-off to fly again.
Where does SkywardOps stand today?
SkywardOps is our own product. The live demo runs a generated fleet of 64 units with no sign-in.
Screens
SkywardOps, screen by screen.
Delivered
What SkywardOps includes.
- Web app
- Mission planner
- Marketing site
- Documentation site
- Live demo
20 files we made, kept for the client
Every file stays with the client. We can walk you through the full set on a call.
Ask for a walkthrough
Ship the system your business runs on.
Book a scoping call and we map the build, the cost, and the timeline. Most teams leave the first one with a fixed plan.
Three quick questions, then your price band and timeline. No call needed.