Delivery that
doesn't need
a road.
You're on the sandbar. The cooler's warm. Order up to 8 lb of essentials from a real local store and a drone flies it out and lowers it right to you.
hand reaching for winched package
Ordering happens in the app, where we read your exact coordinates — your chair, your bow, your campsite. Not the nearest street.
A nearby AirDropt driver buys your items at a real local store and loads the launch pad mounted on their roof rack.
The drone auto-launches from the rack, flies your route, and winches the package down to your hand. No dock. No walk back.
More than you'd think. The pilot covers the things that ruin a good day when you don't have them.
Robert Moses, Jones Beach, and the Great South Bay sandbars. More zones as we certify them.
See the coverage map →Everyone else stops at the parking lot.
A car can't reach a sandbar. A courier won't walk a mile of sand. AirDropt was built for the last half-mile that has no road in it.
Enough for a round of drinks, ice, and the thing you left in the car.
Typical pilot time from driver checkout to package in hand.
The winch comes to you. No landing zone, no dock, no pickup point.
South shore beaches and bay sandbars, expanding by season.
launch pad on vehicle roof rack
Drivers carry the launch pad. The drone carries the last mile.
Every AirDropt driver runs a roof-rack auto-launch system. They shop, load, and stage — the aircraft handles the part with no road in it. That's how we cover water and sand without building a single depot.
Become a driverGet an invite code before the sandbar gets crowded.
Join the list and we'll send a code with your zone as soon as it opens. Ordering happens in the app — that's where the coordinates live.