Let students log their own flights
Students record sim and real sessions under a classroom roster. Classroom data is kept separate from anyone's personal flying.
For schools and drone programs
A school drone program has to show progress, keep equipment accounted for, and protect students, many of whom are minors. A spreadsheet per teacher does none of that well.
BeaconUAV's Education plan runs classroom rosters where students log their own flights, instructors track progress and equipment, and district administrators see aggregate reporting instead of individual student records.
Students record sim and real sessions under a classroom roster. Classroom data is kept separate from anyone's personal flying.
Records are minimum-necessary, access is scoped by role to the school and district, and district reporting is aggregate.
Issue equipment through the classroom roster and keep maintenance and battery health on the program's gear.
District rollups and fleet-wide policies give administrators one view without opening each classroom.
| Record | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Student sim and real time | Shows progress toward course goals. |
| Equipment issued | Keeps the program's aircraft and packs accounted for. |
| Maintenance and battery health | Keeps classroom gear safe to fly. |
| Class and school | Scopes who can see which records. |
Education
For verified schools, districts, and drone-education programs. It includes classroom rosters, the Compliance Vault, fleet policies, and district reporting, with scheduling as an add-on. It does not include commercial client tools.
Paid checkout is not open yet; paid plans are invite-only until it ships. The free plan is available now.
See pricing