Built for people who need terrain-aware answers they can defend.
SighThor exists because two recurring problems still get solved with weak tooling: proving camera coverage on real ground, and proving a drone route remains visible across complex terrain.
The mission
Replace flat assumptions and stitched-together evidence packs with one coherent workflow.
SighThor combines terrain-aware geometry, standards-oriented calculations, and export-ready outputs so teams can move from planning to justification without switching tools or rebuilding the same map repeatedly.
Who it is for
- Security consultants designing external CCTV coverage.
- Drone operators evaluating VLOS and BVLOS route feasibility.
- Teams that need outputs suitable for clients, review boards, or regulators.
- Organisations that want web-native tooling instead of desktop-only workflows.
Principles
The product direction is opinionated on purpose
These are the constraints that shape SighThor as a professional tool rather than a generic mapping app.
Real terrain first
If the terrain changes the outcome, the terrain has to be part of the first-class workflow rather than a late-stage check.
Evidence over decoration
The product is designed to produce outputs a client, reviewer, or regulator can interrogate rather than a pretty screenshot with weak traceability.
Professional workflows, not hobby tooling
SighThor is aimed at consultants and operators who need repeatable analysis, exports, and a credible way to explain decisions.
See what the system sees
The map, measurements, and exported outputs are all built from the same geometry so the story does not change between views.
Continue
Explore the workflows or talk to us about your use case.
If your work depends on terrain-backed proof, the next useful step is to test SighThor against a real project.