Farm operations coordination,
without a new machine.
Mimirly connects the drones, sensors and feeds your farm already runs, and tells you what needs doing next. Already own a DJI drone? That's all you need to start.
You already know what is happening. Just not all of it, and not in time.
A fence goes down in the back paddock on Monday. Someone finds it on Thursday. The cattle have been through the crop since Tuesday.
The information was there. The drone flew over it, the collar moved, the water meter dropped. It just never got joined up and put in front of anyone.
You do not need more gear. You need something watching all of it, all the time, that knows the difference between noise and a job that has to happen today.
Observe, decide, act, verify. Every day, without being asked.
Every flight, track, collar ping and sensor reading lands in one place. No more footage sitting on an SD card in the ute.
Mimirly reads the feeds and works out what actually matters today: the fence that broke, the trough that stopped filling, the paddock drying off faster than the rest.
You get a short list of jobs, in order, with the location and the evidence attached. Send it to a worker, a contractor or a machine.
The next flight or drive past confirms the job is done. If it is not, it stays on the list.
Start with the DJI drone you already own.
Mimirly Flight is a companion app that puts your existing DJI drone on the Commander. Fly the way you already fly. The footage and the flight track come back and get read for you.
Have a phone or a GoPro instead? Drive the property and the tracked video counts too. Sensors, weather stations, water telemetry and virtual fencing systems such as eShepherd and Halter, plus autonomous mustering with Brumby (formerly GrazeMate), sit alongside it as extra eyes, not as something to replace.
Add a ground rover later if you want the loop to close itself. Nothing is required on day one beyond what is in the shed.
Run a farm with a drone? We want to hear from you.
We are onboarding a small number of Australian farms. Tell us what you run and what keeps getting missed.