American operators wrote the roadmap.

We didn't start this in a lab. We started in the field — training ag drone pilots, building a nationwide dealer network, shipping parts, supporting operators, and picking up the phone in the middle of spray season to get applicators back in the air quickly.

That's where the list of what needs to change came from.

7+ Seasons providing technical support

132 Dealers nationwide

+500K Parts stocked

+1K Hours of video tutorials

676 Knowledge Hub Articles

More control here. Less friction in the field.

Owning the design means we can fix things instead of filing tickets about them. Here's where that shows up in your season.

We set the build standard instead of inheriting it.

Updates ship on our timeline, not someone else's release calendar.

The people who build it are the people who answer the phone.

Your feedback goes to the people drawing the next revision.

We're not asking you to take this on faith. Here's the plan, and here's where it stands today.

2026
The first step
- U.S.-based servers
- Groundwork laid for U.S.-based assembly
- Some U.S.-based components
- U.S.-based quality control
- Small-batch assembly underway
2027
The platform
- Ramping towards full-scale assembly
- U.S.-managed software
- Training and support built in from day one
- A new, U.S.-designed drone frame
- More U.S.-made electronics
- Some U.S.-sourced critical flight components
2028
The next generation
- Scaling U.S.-based sourcing of flight components
- Target: Critical components +65% of total drone cost made in America
- The autonomous future becomes reality