Try a coordinate request
Open the drone demo with the selected San Francisco preset. Coverage and source freshness vary by location and upstream availability.
Open the drone wind demo →
For drone software teams
Review the wind evidence for a location.
Senlay brings available wind measurements and forecasts for a coordinate into one structured view, with source, age, distance, agreement, and missing evidence visible.
Evaluation beta · spot-level wind context only. Senlay does not assess a route, aircraft limits, airspace, or whole-mission suitability, and does not authorize or control a flight.
Current workflow
Request evidence, review its limits, decide in your own system.
Your software supplies a coordinate. Senlay returns available wind observations and model values with provenance, freshness, source distance, conflicts, and unknowns. An operator or your existing safety process makes the operational decision.
Application sends coordinate→Senlay returns available evidence→Software / operator reviews
Ways to evaluate
Start with the demo or inspect the integration.
The drone wind workflow is the primary evaluation path. A synthetic replay and reference adapters help teams inspect the response shape and connection pattern.
Inspect a fixed example
See how measured and model values, source details, and unknowns appear in a structured result.
Read the worked example →Use REST, MCP, or adapters
Read the API quickstart, inspect the MCP gateway, or download reference robotics adapters and offline replay.
Open API documentation → · Adapter bundle → · MCP details →Status and scope
Spot-level context is available. Mission evaluation is not.
Today, the drone assessment profile checks wind speed, gust, and direction evidence where available. It does not evaluate route, altitude, aircraft-specific limits, obstacle clearance, visibility, airspace permission, or mission suitability. A sensor observation is evidence, not guaranteed ground truth; distance alone does not establish representativeness or calibration. Hardware validation and repeatable field performance remain under evaluation.
Commercial provider rights and production suitability must be confirmed before deployment. Paid subscriptions are planned and unlaunched; pilot scope is discussed case by case.
Origin
Built from local conditions that broader forecasts can miss.
SmartSurf is the founder's existing watersports application and the origin of Senlay's focus on location-level environmental context. The robotics workflow is now being evaluated with software teams; SmartSurf is a reference application, not robotics validation or customer traction.