Try all currently implemented local workspaces without an account. For commercial integration, evaluation support or a private deployment, request a written engineering proposal.
Open technical prototype. No account, no payment details, no cloud telemetry upload.
Budgetary starting point for a narrowly scoped engineering evaluation. Not an active subscription or automatic checkout.
For teams needing special deployment, compliance review or restricted-data handling. Requirements must be assessed before any commitment.
* €2,500 is an indicative, non-binding starting budget for a limited pilot. Actual scope, price, tax, contractual terms and delivery capacity require written agreement. No payment gateway is enabled. Professional and Enterprise local tool screens are currently free to test; multi-user SaaS and cloud Enterprise services are not yet offered for purchase.
| Capability | Free Lab | Professional local | Enterprise local |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upload and analyze supported CSV | Now | Now | Now |
| Flight comparison / rule reports | Now | Now | Now |
| Project tags, batch tests and CLI | — | Now | Accessible in same lab |
| Encrypted portable archives, local hash chain | — | — | Now, local only |
| PX4 ULog import (selected uORB topics only, early adapter) | Early access | Early access | Early access |
| PX4 SITL / Gazebo execution | Planned | Planned | Planned |
| Hosted team accounts, SSO, cloud IAM | — | Planned | Planned |
1. Open the public lab and assess the example data. 2. Send a non-sensitive enquiry describing your engineering need. 3. Agree on a discovery call and an evaluation scope. 4. Receive a written quotation and terms before any paid work begins.
Prepare a sales enquiry ↗The current analysis runs in the browser and sends no flight logs to a LOKSAN analysis backend. Please do not use classified or export-controlled data without an approved process. Engineering checks are not certified flight-safety decisions.
Inspect local controls ↗Describe the file format, intended test workflow and deployment constraints. We will need to assess feasibility and scope before committing to a project.
