Mobile software for the field and for drones
We build Android apps, SDKs and drone software, with AI that runs on the device, for agtech and field operations. And we add Android engineers to your team from Colombia.
Three ways we can help
Agtech software
Apps and platforms to capture, analyze and act on field data, even where there is no signal.
- Field apps that work offline and sync later
- Crop monitoring with drone and phone imagery
- On-device AI detection and counting, tuned to your crop and your images
- Integration with your current systems and dashboards
Custom drone SDKs and apps
Android apps and drone SDK integrations to plan missions, monitor flights and process what the camera captures.
- Apps for the Android remote controller or the operator’s phone
- Integration with DJI’s Mobile SDK and with MAVLink (PX4 / ArduPilot)
- Telemetry, missions and image capture with deferred sync
- Real-time detection on the video feed, with no internet needed
Nearshore Android engineering
Android engineers who join your team or deliver your whole project, on hours that work for the US and Latin America.
- Native Android with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose
- iOS and cross-platform when the project needs it
- Dedicated team, team augmentation or fixed-scope project
- Communication in English and Spanish, from Colombia (UTC-5)
Artificial intelligence that works without relying on the internet
In the field and mid-flight, connectivity drops. We bring AI models directly to the phone or the remote controller, so the app responds in the moment and your data stays with you.
Ask about on-device AIWorks with no signal
Detects and analyzes in the field or in flight, and syncs when the connection returns.
Instant response
No round trip to the cloud: the result shows up on screen while the operator needs it.
Your data stays on your device
Images are processed on the device; only what you decide gets uploaded.
Predictable costs
The model runs on the device, with no per-image charge for analysis on a server.
From idea to a working app
- 1
Discovery call
30 minutes, free. We understand your case, your hardware and your constraints, and tell you plainly whether it makes technical sense.
- 2
Feasibility sprint
A short prototype using your data or your hardware to validate the idea before you commit the full budget.
- 3
Iterative development
Frequent deliveries you can test on your own device, with demos and adjustments along the way.
- 4
Handoff and support
Documentation, handoff to your team or ongoing support, depending on what you need.
Have an agtech, drone or Android project?
Tell us what you need to build. In a 30-minute call we look at whether it is technically viable and how we would approach it.
Book a free 30-min callFrequently asked questions
What kind of drone software do you build?
Android apps and integrations that connect to the drone to plan missions, show telemetry, capture images and process them, with real-time detection when the use case calls for it. We work with DJI’s Mobile SDK and with MAVLink (PX4 and ArduPilot).
Which drones does it work with?
It depends on the hardware. DJI’s Mobile SDK targets its enterprise aircraft, and MAVLink covers open platforms such as PX4 and ArduPilot. On the first call we check compatibility with your model before proposing anything.
Do you operate drones or run commercial flights?
No. We build the software. Flights must comply with the aviation rules in force where you operate (in Colombia, Aerocivil), and we work with your operator or your flight team.
What is on-device AI and when does it make sense?
It means running the AI model directly on the phone or the remote controller instead of sending data to a server. It makes sense when there is no stable connection, when you need an immediate response, or when images should not leave the device. For training and heavy workloads we still use the cloud.
How does your nearshore Android service work?
You can add Android engineers to your team or hand us a whole project. We work with your tools and your process, on hours that overlap with the US and Latin America, and communicate in English and Spanish.
How long does a project take and what does it cost?
It depends on scope. The first 30-minute call is free and leads to a proposal with scope, timeline and costs. If the project carries technical uncertainty, such as on-device AI or a drone integration, we recommend a short feasibility sprint before committing the full budget.