दृष्टि · Vision from above

See any project rise —
from space

Drishti turns free satellite imagery into a dated, month-by-month record of any building site — from the first earthworks to the finished structure. An independent, verifiable timeline of progress on the ground, no drones or site visits required.

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Every ~5 days
Fresh satellite revisit
2024→now
Back-dated from archive
100%
Independent & verifiable
Any site
On Earth, on request

Live Example

The Aramco Stadium, Al Khobar — rising from the desert

A real Drishti timeline of a 2034 FIFA World Cup stadium, from groundbreaking (Jul 2024) to today, built entirely from free Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite imagery. Press play, or drag to compare day one with the latest pass.

Drishti — Aramco Stadium timeline Open full demo ↗

Inside the demo: ▶ play the timelapse, or ⇆ compare day one with today. See the documentation for methodology & terms.


How It Works

From orbit to a shareable progress page

Fully automated. Give us a location — we handle the rest.

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Satellite Capture
Europe's Sentinel-2 satellites pass over every point on Earth roughly every 5 days. We pull the clearest image of your site from each pass — and back-date it through years of free archive.
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True-Colour Processing
Raw spectral bands are processed into clean true-colour images, cloudy passes are filtered out, and each frame is dated and aligned to the exact same patch of ground.
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Timeline Assembled
Every frame is stitched into an interactive timeline — a play-through timelapse plus a before/after slider that wipes from day one to the latest pass.
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Delivered & Updated
You get a shareable web page (or PDF report). As new satellite passes arrive, the timeline keeps extending — your record stays current automatically.

What You Can Track

If it changes the ground, Drishti sees it

One engine, pointed at any site on Earth — past or present.

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Mega-projects & stadiums
Document landmark builds month-by-month for the public, for marketing, or for milestone records.
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Developers & contractors
An independent progress log for clients, lenders and disputes — proof of what was built and when.
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Investors & lenders
Verify a developer's progress claims before releasing the next payment — without a site visit.
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Land & infrastructure
Track land development, roads, ports and industrial zones rising across a region over time.

Pricing

Priced per project

Every site is different — coverage period, number of locations, update frequency, and whether you need higher-resolution commercial imagery. Tell us what you want to track and we'll scope it.

  • Full back-dated timeline from satellite archive
  • Interactive web page — timelapse + before/after slider
  • Ongoing updates as new satellite passes arrive
  • Optional PDF milestone reports
  • Multiple sites & regions on request
  • Higher-resolution commercial imagery available where needed
Project Basis
Custom quote
Scoped to your site, period & update needs.

FAQ

Common Questions

How far back can you go?

The free Sentinel-2 archive goes back to 2015–2017 depending on the region. For most projects we can reconstruct the full history from before groundbreaking right up to today.

How often does it update?

Sentinel-2 revisits the same spot roughly every 5 days. We keep the clearest cloud-free image from each pass, so you get a fresh frame on that cadence. Daily updates are possible with paid commercial satellites, quoted separately.

How detailed are the images?

Free Sentinel-2 imagery is about 10 m per pixel — clear enough to read earthworks, foundations and a structure rising, but not fine detail like individual vehicles. Where you need sharper 0.3–0.5 m detail, we can source higher-resolution commercial imagery for key milestones.

Is this legal to use and publish?

Yes. Sentinel-2 is open data from the EU Copernicus programme and ESA, free to use and publish — including commercially — with attribution. Every Drishti timeline carries the required credit.

Can you track a site anywhere?

Anywhere on Earth. Just send the location (a pin, address, or coordinates) and the period you care about, and we'll build the timeline.

Get Started

Want a timeline of your project?

Send us the site and the dates — we'll show you what it looks like from space.