Mobile field app
A product intended for the pilot’s working environment.
The confirmed roadmap role is a mobile field app. Supported devices, connectivity and detailed workflows remain to be specified.
Pilot field app
Bring the pilot into the operational picture.
AerialPilot is Aerial Grid’s planned mobile field app for drone pilots. It is designed around the pilot working with an aircraft in the field.
AerialPilot is the planned pilot-facing mobile component of the product family, with Q1 2027 as the supplied roadmap target. Released functionality and interfaces are not yet specified.
Planned release: Q1 2027
The field side of drone operations.
What it does
AerialPilot, explained.
AerialPilot is Aerial Grid’s planned mobile field app for drone pilots. It is designed around the pilot working with an aircraft in the field.
AerialPilot is the planned pilot-facing mobile component of the product family, with Q1 2027 as the supplied roadmap target. Released functionality and interfaces are not yet specified.
Pilot-focused role
The field counterpart to Aerial Grid’s wider product family.
The intended role places the pilot beside the wider operations platform. Specific integrations remain unconfirmed.
Planned release
Q1 2027 in the latest product roadmap.
Q1 2027 is a roadmap target, not a confirmation of present availability.
Product context
Explore the field context.
Concept illustration. Release planned for Q1 2027.
Try the interactive illustration- 01
Start with the person in the field.
The confirmed product role is the pilot’s mobile field app.
The pilot is the intended primary user. Device support and field interaction requirements remain unconfirmed.
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Keep the aircraft in context.
The illustration shows where the app fits, not a confirmed feature list.
The rendered quadcopter provides working context. It does not demonstrate released command or flight-control interfaces.
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Connect the field with the operation.
Detailed workflows and integrations will be confirmed ahead of release.
Team handoffs are a requirements discussion. Authentication, synchronisation and operational integrations have not been specified in the supplied scope.
The Aerial Grid approach
What makes AerialPilot different.
AerialPilot is being positioned as the pilot’s field companion within the Aerial Grid family. Its detailed features will be confirmed before release.
The differentiation currently supported by the roadmap is its pilot-facing role within the wider product family. Specific technical advantages require a confirmed feature specification.
Who it’s for.
Drone pilots
Help shape the field workflow.
AerialPilot is the planned pilot-facing mobile component of the product family, with Q1 2027 as the supplied roadmap target. Released functionality and interfaces are not yet specified.
Flight teams
Discuss handoffs between pilot and operation.
AerialPilot is the planned pilot-facing mobile component of the product family, with Q1 2027 as the supplied roadmap target. Released functionality and interfaces are not yet specified.
Fleet managers
Explore how field work could fit the wider programme.
AerialPilot is the planned pilot-facing mobile component of the product family, with Q1 2027 as the supplied roadmap target. Released functionality and interfaces are not yet specified.
Product details
What to know before you start.
Planned release: Q1 2027. Detailed workflows and integrations remain to be confirmed.
- Product type
A mobile field app being planned
Planned mobile field app
- Primary user
Built around the pilot
Drone pilot
- Release
Planned for Q1 2027
Planned for Q1 2027
- Product status
Detailed features still to be confirmed
Detailed capabilities to be confirmed
- Next step
Discuss what your pilots need in the field
Discuss field requirements with Aerial Grid
Questions, answered.
Can I download AerialPilot now?
The supplied roadmap lists a planned Q1 2027 release. Ask Aerial Grid about availability.
The supplied roadmap gives a planned Q1 2027 release. No current download or supported-device matrix is confirmed.
Does this site confirm flight-control functions?
No. The confirmed scope is a pilot’s mobile field app. Flight control, offline behaviour, and detailed integrations are not specified in the supplied material.
Flight control, offline operation and integrations are not specified. The scene is a concept illustration.
Can teams contribute requirements?
Use the enquiry link to discuss your field workflow and requirements with Aerial Grid.
Field requirements can shape workflow definition. Confirm released scope and interface contracts before integration planning.
AerialPilot
Discuss your field workflow.
Bring the pilot’s needs into the conversation before release.