The drone captures the view.
GroundTrace builds the record.
A single image shows a moment. A consistent sequence of aerial observations can show what changed, where it changed and what deserves attention. GroundTrace is designed around repeatable documentation, human-reviewed visual observations and a growing property history—not simply one-time aerial photography.
From aerial data to clear action.
A repeatable workflow turns aerial imagery into organized, reviewable information and a historical visual record.
Capture
Acquire clear aerial views of the property or project from useful, repeatable perspectives.
Analyze
Review visible conditions and changes using structured workflows and AI-assisted image review where appropriate.
Report
Turn observations into concise visual documentation with supporting images and recommended next steps.
Track
Add future visits to the historical record so owners and project teams can compare conditions over time.
Intelligence for the property and the project.
Begin with a one-time visual baseline or create a recurring program that documents how a property or construction site changes over time.
Property Condition Review
Aerial visual documentation focused on observable exterior conditions, maintenance indicators and areas that may warrant closer professional review.
Property Monitoring
Repeatable aerial visits create a visual history that helps document change, maintenance progression and emerging exterior concerns.
Construction Progress
Scheduled aerial documentation from site work through completion helps owners, contractors and stakeholders maintain a clear visual project record.
Event Documentation
Document visible exterior conditions following storms or other events to create a dated visual record for follow-up.
Commercial Monitoring
Recurring visual intelligence for owners and managers overseeing exterior assets, drainage, vegetation and property conditions.
GroundTrace Timeline
Each qualified visit can add another dated point to the property record, making future comparisons more useful than isolated photographs.
Every visit can add to the record.
A baseline establishes what is visible today. Repeat visits add context. Over time, isolated flights become a structured property intelligence record.
Establish useful viewpoints and document visible exterior conditions.
Review later imagery against earlier records and identify meaningful visual differences.
Preserve dated imagery around significant events, repairs or construction stages.
Turn isolated flights into organized historical documentation.
Tell us what you need to see, document or track.
Start with a property review, construction-progress request or recurring monitoring conversation.