No account, ever
No login, name or email. The app creates a random Synonym ID that ties your observations to the app installation, not to you as a person.
Citizen drone observation · Made in Denmark
Seen a drone?
Report it in seconds.
RavenNET turns everyday smartphones into a network of observers. Your video, photos, sound and location help authorities detect, locate and follow unidentified drone activity.
- No account or login
- Your data is never sold
- Danish-owned and operated
How it works
From a sighting to a shared picture
Reporting takes seconds. You stay where you are, point your phone and send. RavenNET does the rest.
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Spot
You see or hear something that could be a drone. Keep your distance and stay safe.
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Capture
Open RavenNET and record video, take a photo or capture the sound. Location is added if you allow it.
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Submit
Send your observation with one tap. No account, no name, no email.
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Assess
Observations are combined and analysed, and the resulting assessments are shared with the relevant authorities.
Many eyes, one picture
One report is a hint. Several are evidence.
A single phone can say a drone was seen. When people in different places report the same thing, RavenNET can combine the reports and estimate much more.
Video & photoShape, lights, behaviour
AudioMotor and rotor sound
LocationWhere you observed it
- When
- Time of activityWhen the drone was present, based on reports that agree.
- Where
- Estimated positionReports from different locations narrow down where it is.
- Heading
- Direction of movementReports over time show where it is heading and how it moves.
- What
- PresenceAutomated video analysis helps confirm whether a drone is actually present.
Privacy by design
Built to collect observations, not people
RavenNET collects what an observation needs and nothing more. Here is how it handles your data. The privacy policy has the full details.
You decide what is shared
Location, camera and microphone are each used only after you grant permission. If you decline one, that type of data is not collected.
ID removed before handover
The Synonym ID is removed before observations are passed to authorities. Images, audio, video or location can still identify people, so please think about what you record.
Never sold
NEGSIS ApS does not sell personal information. Observations are used for RavenNET's purpose and shared only with relevant authorities, or where the law requires it.
Stored under our control
Data is stored on Microsoft Azure infrastructure in the NEGSIS ApS environment, or on dedicated local hardware for some deployments.
Video makes detection better
NEGSIS uses submitted videos to train its own automated drone detection. Videos are not shared with other organisations for their own training.
Made in Denmark
Danish from the ground up
RavenNET is designed, built and operated by a Danish team at NEGSIS ApS, a Danish-owned company. The system, its data and decisions about who receives it are controlled from Denmark.
- 01Danish teamDesigned and developed by engineers in Denmark.
- 02Danish ownershipNEGSIS ApS is Danish-owned and registered in Denmark.
- 03Danish controlOperations, data handling and handover to authorities are managed from Denmark, under Danish law and the GDPR.
For authorities & operators
A sensor layer that grows with the public
RavenNET adds the eyes and ears of the public to your situational awareness, where fixed sensors are thin or missing.
- Wide-area coverage without new mastsEvery participating smartphone is a potential sensor.
- Fused assessments, not raw noiseCombined observations give estimates of presence, time, position and direction.
- Flexible deploymentRuns on Microsoft Azure in a NEGSIS-operated environment, or on dedicated local hardware.
- A Danish supplierDeveloped, owned and operated in Denmark.
InputsVideo · photo · audio · GPS
OutputsPresence · time · position · heading
HostingMicrosoft Azure or local hardware
Reporter identityNo account · ID removed at handover
PlatformsiOS · Android
Owned & operatedNEGSIS ApS, Denmark
Your safety comes first
Never approach, follow or interfere with a drone, and never trespass to get a better shot. RavenNET is not an emergency service. If people or property are in immediate danger, call 112.
112Emergency
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need to create an account?
No. RavenNET never asks for a login, name or email address. The app creates a random Synonym ID so observations from the same installation can be grouped together.
What happens if I don't allow location, camera or microphone?
That type of data is not collected. You can still use the app, but your observation may be less complete and less useful when it is combined with other reports.
Who gets to see my observations?
NEGSIS ApS processes the observations. Sharing observations and assessments with relevant government authorities is the core purpose of RavenNET. The Synonym ID is removed before anything is handed over. Information may also be disclosed where the law requires it. Your data is never sold.
Who is behind RavenNET?
RavenNET is developed, owned and operated by NEGSIS ApS, a Danish company with a Danish team. You can reach us at contact@negsis.com.
Is my video used for anything else?
NEGSIS ApS uses submitted videos internally to train and improve its own automated drone detection. Videos are not shared with other organisations for their own training.
Can I delete an observation I've sent?
Not from within the app at the moment. Submitted observations are kept, and uninstalling the app does not delete them. If you have questions about your data, contact contact@negsis.com.
Should I contact the police instead?
If there is immediate danger to people or property, call 112. For non-urgent police matters in Denmark, call 114. RavenNET is for building a shared picture of drone activity. It does not replace emergency services.
Get RavenNET
Be part of the network
No account needed. Available for iPhone and Android.