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Your land, pass by pass.

Planeo prepares the flight over the map of your farm or building site. It plans mapping and photo missions for a DJI Mini 5 Pro and gets spraying ready for a DJI Agras T25P. All in your browser: no account and nothing uploaded.

In Spanish, planear means both to plan and to glide.

Two uses

To photograph the land, and to look after it.

Planeo does two different jobs. Both start the same way: drawing your land on the map.

With a DJI Mini 5 Pro

Maps and photos

Draw the area on the map and Planeo lays out the flight lines of the mission. It adjusts the altitude to the terrain so the photo resolution stays the same across the whole slope, and splits the mission into parts that fit one battery and the drone’s waypoint limit.

  • Farm orthophotos
  • Construction progress
  • Roofs and façades

You get: the KMZ file for the DJI Fly app and a printable flight sheet.

With a DJI Agras T25P

Spraying

The Agras doesn’t load routes: the pilot creates a “field” on the remote controller. Planeo prepares the field boundary in a file for the controller’s microSD card, works out the tank mix and gives the pilot a one-page instruction sheet, in plain language, with a map of the land.

The tank mix · an example
Field6 ha
Litres per hectare10 L/ha
Tanks3 of 20 L
Product per tank1 L

You get: the field boundary for the controller’s microSD card and the pilot sheet.

How it works

Three steps, then out to the field.

  1. Draw your land

    Mark on the map the area you want to photograph or the field you are going to treat.

  2. Let Planeo do the maths

    It lays out the passes, follows the terrain, splits the work into batteries or tanks, and checks altitudes, distances and legal limits.

  3. Download, print and fly

    You get the file for the drone and a paper sheet to keep at hand in the field.

What it does

What Planeo has ready before you head out.

Terrain following

The altitude follows the terrain using a digital terrain model, so the photos have the same resolution across the whole slope.

Parts and batteries

The mission is split into parts that fit one battery and the drone’s waypoint limit.

KMZ for DJI Fly

The mission file, ready to load in the DJI Fly app.

Flight sheet

A printable sheet with the mission, to keep in your pocket on flight day.

Boundary for the Agras

The field outline in a file for the controller’s microSD card. The pilot creates the field from it.

Pilot sheet

One page in plain language, with a map of the land and the mix: litres per hectare, how many tanks and how much product per tank.

Safety checks

Before letting you download anything, Planeo checks altitudes, distances and legal limits. If something is dangerous, it blocks it until you fix it.

What’s yours stays with you

It all happens in your browser.

The map of your farm, your field boundaries and your site plans never leave your device. Planeo needs no account and uploads nothing to any server.

  • No accountNo sign-up, no password: open it and get to work.
  • Nothing uploadedAll the calculations run on your own device.
  • Only the map comes from outsideThe aerial imagery and the terrain come from map services, as in any map viewer.

Frequently asked questions

What people usually ask.

Does it cost anything?

No. Planeo is free and needs no account or sign-up.

Which drones does it work with?

The DJI Mini 5 Pro for maps and photos, and the DJI Agras T25P for spraying.

Can anyone else see the map of my farm?

No. Planeo runs entirely in your browser: what you draw is never uploaded to any server. To show the map, your browser requests the aerial imagery and the terrain for the area from map services, like any map viewer.

How do I get the plan onto the drone?

For the Mini 5 Pro, Planeo gives you a KMZ file that you load in the DJI Fly app. The Agras doesn’t load routes, so Planeo prepares the field boundary in a file for the controller’s microSD card, and the pilot creates the field there.

What if I make a mistake when planning?

Before you download, Planeo checks altitudes, distances and legal limits, and blocks anything dangerous. Even so, the person flying makes the calls in the field and is responsible for the flight.

Measure twice.
Fly once.

Open the planner, draw your land and see how the passes fall into place. No sign-up and nothing to install.

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