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More capability. Less complexity.

Plan missions, find pilots, manage aircraft and keep every record in one workspace. Free during early access.

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The workspace

Everything a drone program runs on.

  • Plan missions

    Area, route, schedule, altitude and crew in one mission.

  • Find pilots

    Assign your own crew, or request quotes from published pilots.

  • Manage aircraft

    Registration, Remote ID and inspection due dates.

  • Understand airspace

    Mission readiness reads FAA airspace, TFRs, weather and traffic at the site.

  • Manage compliance

    Keep aircraft, people and credentials current, with expiry dates in view.

  • Track missions

    See every mission from plan to complete, on a list or a map.

  • Keep records

    A closed mission and its briefing become a permanent record.

  • Work as a team

    Members see what their role allows, and nothing from another organization.

How it works

From plan to record in four steps.

  1. 1

    Plan mission

    Set location and mission details.

  2. 2

    Match pilot

    Assign your crew, or find pilots whose credentials meet the mission and receive quotes.

  3. 3

    Review & approve

    Confirm pilot, aircraft, risk and compliance.

  4. 4

    Fly & record

    Fly, and the mission record builds itself.

NOREVYN records what is entered and checked. It does not fly aircraft or file authorizations.

Data, security and limits

Straight answers.

What NOREVYN does with your data, and what it does not do for you.

Is NOREVYN an authorization to fly?

No. A ready result means nothing blocking was found at briefing time — it is not an approval to fly. NOREVYN does not issue FAA approvals, is not an FAA-approved USS and cannot file a LAANC request; authorization comes from LAANC through an approved provider, a COA or a waiver, and the remote pilot in command decides.

What airspace data is included?

LAANC ceilings from the FAA UAS Facility Map, class airspace, TFRs, special use airspace, national security UAS flight restrictions, stadium sites and FAA-recognized identification areas, plus NOAA aviation weather and live ADS-B traffic. NOTAMs are not retrieved.

Is NOREVYN SOC 2 compliant?

No. NOREVYN has not completed a SOC 2 audit and does not hold a SOC 2 report. What is in place today: salted scrypt password hashes, http-only session cookies, encryption in transit, capability-based access inside each organization, and sealed records for closed missions.

Where is my data stored?

In a managed PostgreSQL database operated by Neon; the application itself runs on Render. Uploaded credential documents stay with your record and are never published.

Who can access our data?

Access is capability-based. Your missions, aircraft, people and records are not readable by any other organization, members see what their role allows, and members can export what is held about them.

Can I export my records?

Yes. A closed mission and its briefing are sealed — they cannot be edited or removed — and stay available to export. Aircraft, people and authority records can still be deleted by anyone with the permission; treat that as a real delete.

Start with the mission you are planning next.

Free during early access.

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