Airnest - Looking for Beta Testers

[BigAl07]

Signed up. Are you still taking testers?

 

[Justin Miller]

yes, I will remove the form from the website when we have met our quota. I'll be processing your request as soon as I can.

 

[ViperNuke]

yes, I will remove the form from the website when we have met our quota. I'll be processing your request as soon as I can.

Just signed up... waiting for the invite

 

[Justin Miller]

Just signed up... waiting for the invite

Thank you all for signing up. Please be patient for processing requests as iTunes Connect, which is what we use to process your requests, appears to be having problems. If you were able to sign up to the form then you are accepted into the Beta. I will remove the form when we have met our tester quota. Please send any questions or issues/feedback to [email protected]

For an idea of how our app works here is a short video I shot back in July, the app looks a bit different now than it did then and we have included two altitude sliders. In this video the drone and camera/gimbal are under complete control of the app. I did nothing manual here.

 

[BigAl07]

Thank you all for signing up. Please be patient for processing requests as iTunes Connect, which is what we use to process your requests, appears to be having problems. If you were able to sign up to the form then you are accepted into the Beta. I will remove the form when we have met our tester quota. Please send any questions or issues/feedback to [email protected]

For an idea of how our app works here is a short video I shot back in July, the app looks a bit different now than it did then and we have included two altitude sliders. In this video the drone and camera/gimbal are under complete control of the app. I did nothing manual here.

Was that video shot with a P3(A/P) or an Inspire? I'm just curious due to the "turn around" once the aircraft passes over the POI. I can see so many useful scenarios for this ap once it's fully tested and proven.

 

[B- Scene Films]

Any idea on pricing yet?

 

[Justin Miller]

This video was shot with a P3P, but the advanced and inspire will do the same turnabout with our app.

 

[Tony Perry]

For an idea of how our app works here is a short video I shot back in July, the app looks a bit different now than it did then and we have included two altitude sliders. In this video the drone and camera/gimbal are under complete control of the app. I did nothing manual here.

That looks really slick! Love the fact that it controls the camera. I can't wait to try this out!

 

[Justin Miller]

We have met our quote and Beta applications are now closed. Thank you all who have applied!

 

[goatica practica]

Yes ill sil try it

 

[Justin Miller]

Any idea on pricing yet?

We have not finalized our pricing yet. What do you think is fair? We want to make enough that we can continue to add features but we also want many people to enjoy our app.

 

[ViperNuke]

We have not finalized our pricing yet. What do you think is fair? We want to make enough that we can continue to add features but we also want many people to enjoy our app.

$14.99 sounds like a reasonable price.

 

[Chris P Duck]

Hi, thanks for letting us beta test.

Only had a chance to play with the app not connected the P3 as its dark and raining.

Some initial suggestions:
1. It would be great to be able to select metric or imperial units for speed and height. (I judge my heights in meters so need to convert this to feet which gives another step for user error)
2. When you draw the flight path it would be great if it displayed the distance of the route.
3. When you enter the speed it would be great if it displayed the time it should take to complete the path (I appreciate only an approximation would be possible based on the speed actually achieved due to wind etc but it would still be useful)

 

[Tony Perry]

I also feel like something in the neighborhood of $15 (or more) would be reasonable depending on what functionality you are looking at adding. As-is it's still pretty dang cool and it's a novel implementation of "waypoints".

 

[Justin Miller]

Hi, thanks for letting us beta test.

Only had a chance to play with the app not connected the P3 as its dark and raining.

Some initial suggestions:
1. It would be great to be able to select metric or imperial units for speed and height. (I judge my heights in meters so need to convert this to feet which gives another step for user error)
2. When you draw the flight path it would be great if it displayed the distance of the route.
3. When you enter the speed it would be great if it displayed the time it should take to complete the path (I appreciate only an approximation would be possible based on the speed actually achieved due to wind etc but it would still be useful)

Chris, thanks for the feedback. We are already working on the metric conversions.

As for suggestions 2 & 3 those are very good and interesting suggestions. I will look to add them to our road map thank you!

 

[Bill Schroeppel]

These people are very responsive to the beta users and seem to have an excellent app. I'd pay $25-$30 for it.

 

[Chris P Duck]

These people are very responsive to the beta users and seem to have an excellent app. I'd pay $25-$30 for it.

Unless you helped beta test of course, then it should be free

 

[Justin Miller]

I also feel like something in the neighborhood of $15 (or more) would be reasonable depending on what functionality you are looking at adding. As-is it's still pretty dang cool and it's a novel implementation of "waypoints".

Wait until you see the Motion Camera Control in action. It's one of my favorite features, we are attempting to get DJI to update the SDK to allow us this control mechanism while in waypoint flight mode as well.

 

[B- Scene Films]

I would pay $20 for this for sure.

 

[Waxings]

Wait until you see the Motion Camera Control in action. It's one of my favorite features, we are attempting to get DJI to update the SDK to allow us this control mechanism while in waypoint flight mode as well.

Can you explain this feature?