Know every acre
of your land.
High-resolution aerial maps — orthomosaics — built for landowners who need to know exactly what's happening across every acre. We’re gathering interest from owners across Central Texas ahead of our first flights.
- Coverage
- Central Texas
- Status
- Founding flights · gathering interest
- Delivery
- In your browser
- Certification
- FAA Part 107
What you get — three layers
Flight history
Every flight captured and timestamped. See how your land changes across seasons and years.
Property maps
Hundreds of overlapping photos stitched into one seamless orthomosaic, delivered to your browser. Zoom in on any corner of your operation.
Recurring coverage
Start with a single detailed orthomosaic, then set a quarterly or yearly cadence — we fly on schedule, and your maps stay current.
Example · Historical Comparison
See your land change.
Swipe, blend, flicker, or set two flights side by side — the same comparison tools you get on every flight in the platform.
Texas
Drag anywhere across the image to reveal one flight over the other.
Use cases · What owners look for
What you'd use it for.
Built first for Central Texas ranches and farms — the same maps work on vineyards and orchards, golf and club grounds, and recreational tracts. If your place is big enough that you can't see all of it from the truck, it's worth flying.
Fence lines & gates
Walk the perimeter without walking it. Wire down after a storm, a gate standing open, a stretch that's been out longer than you thought.
Tanks, ponds & water
How full a tank sat in July against how it sat in March. Banks cutting back. A trough line that's wet where it shouldn't be.
Brush & cedar encroachment
Cedar and mesquite take back a little more every year. Flight-over-flight imagery shows where it's winning — and exactly what a clearing job covered.
Roads, crossings & erosion
Washouts after a hard rain, ruts working into a two-track, a gully that's opened up since last spring.
Storm damage, on the record
Dated imagery from before and after — useful when you're describing damage to an adjuster or a contractor who wasn't standing there.
Projects & progress
New pens, a pad, a pivot, a solar install. See what actually got done between visits without making the drive.
These are condition questions — what changed, what needs a look. kestryn maps aren't land surveys, and don't establish legal boundaries or acreage.
Do we fly your land?
We're currently gathering interest across Central Texas. Drop a pin on your property and we'll check it against our service area and FAA airspace data.
You'll work directly with the pilot who flies your land — a local, FAA Part 107–certified, one-person operation.