Mission assurance
Bring planning context, risk review, operating constraints and accountable handovers into one coherent mission record.
↗UAV mission assurance
Built on evidence. Designed for operational confidence.
VerityATLAS brings mission planning, safety intelligence and accountable evidence into one review-led operating environment for professional UAV teams.
Controlled MVP evaluation · Built for advisory review, evidence continuity and operator learning.
MISSION / VA-2408-017Review ready
EVIDENCE
COVERAGE
COVERAGE
Planning contextComplete
Evidence chainConnected
Open actions02 review
Advisory intelligence · Accountable operational review
Designed around
TRACEABILITYACCOUNTABILITYSAFETY INTELLIGENCEGOVERNED DECISION-MAKINGThe operational challenge
Critical mission context is often fragmented across tools, teams and decisions.
When plans change, constraints move or evidence is handed over, assurance can become difficult to reconstruct. VerityATLAS is being developed to make the mission record coherent, reviewable and ready for accountable action.
See readinessSurface evidence gaps and open actions before deployment.
Preserve decisionsConnect review outcomes to the context that informed them.
Learn across missionsCarry structured operational learning into the next review.
VerityATLAS
One assurance thread across the mission lifecycle.
Professional operations generate plans, decisions, evidence and handovers.VerityATLAS is being built to connect that material into a reviewable source of truth.
Evidence continuity
Maintain an auditable Mission Evidence Ledger across preparation, operations, completion, handback and review.
↗Safety intelligence
Turn structured operational learning into focused briefings and review intelligence without creating false authority.
↗Accountable oversight
Give accountable managers a clear view of readiness, evidence, open actions and governance boundaries.
↗Review-led by design
Traceability first.
Operational reliance later.
VerityATLAS supports informed, accountable review. It does not directly fly aircraft, issue dispatch approval or replace the judgement of authorised people.
Request a platform briefing →01
Plan
Assemble mission context and surface the evidence required for review.
02
Review
Connect people, platforms, constraints and accountable decisions.
03
Exchange
Prepare validated, versioned mission packages for supported external tools.
04
Assure
Preserve completion evidence, handback status and the next review context.
Mission scenario
Infrastructure inspection with a changing operating picture.
A professionally governed UAV team is preparing an inspection near controlled infrastructure. Weather, airspace context, site access and operating constraints must remain connected as the mission moves from planning to handback.
Assemble
Bring the mission brief, roles, constraints and source evidence into one review context.
Challenge
Surface gaps, changes and unresolved actions for the appropriate authorised roles.
Record
Preserve decisions, versions and handovers in the Mission Evidence Ledger.
Learn
Return completion evidence and operational learning to the next planning cycle.
Illustrative workflow · VerityATLAS remains advisory and under development.
Product evidence & direction
What exists now—and the professional end state we are working towards.
VerityATLAS is being developed through implemented mission-planning, evidence-ledger, operating-constraint and accountable-manager workflows. The two views distinguish current development evidence from product vision; both use synthetic mission data.
Controlled MVPSynthetic evaluation dataAdvisory use only
01Current development
Implemented assurance concepts and review workflows
MISSION VA-DEMO-017
REVIEW READYInfrastructure inspection
Evidence coverage86%
Open actions02Assigned for review
Constraint statusConnectedSources recorded
Mission Evidence LedgerLatest reviewed entries
Site operating context Accepted
Airspace source record Connected
Weather change assessment Review
Representative current-development view · synthetic mission data
02Live Operations vision
Intended integrated mission-assurance command experience
Illustrative Live Operations product vision · intended direction, not current operational capability
Development progress
Evidence of disciplined execution.
Public milestones are deliberately bounded: they describe development progress, not operational approval or certification.
Company incorporated
COMPLETEVerityAir Systems Ltd established as a UK private limited company.
Core assurance architecture
IMPLEMENTEDMission planning, evidence continuity, constraints and accountable oversight brought into one product architecture.
Controlled MVP evaluation
IN PROGRESSReviewing workflows, evidence boundaries and product readiness using controlled, synthetic scenarios.
Design-partner evaluation
INVITATIONSeeking suitable professional UAV operators to test the problem, workflow and operational value.
Living readiness view
Follow the build as evidence develops.
Each workstream advances only when implementation, controlled evaluation or partner evidence supports the change.
STATUS REVIEWED · AUGUST 2026Core assurance architectureImplemented MVP
Mission Evidence LedgerImplemented MVP
Planning and constraint workflowsControlled evaluation
Accountable-manager oversightControlled evaluation
Operational Fit ReviewControlled evaluation
Design-partner programmeRecruitment open
External system integrationsRequirements discovery
Live Operations capabilityProduct direction
This is a flowing development view, not a completion percentage. It does not indicate regulatory approval, certification or permission for operational reliance.
VerityAir Systems Ltd
Building accountable infrastructure for the next era of uncrewed aviation.
SR
Steven Rabbitts
Founder & DirectorVerityAir is a UK technology company developing VerityATLAS for enterprise, public-safety, infrastructure and other professionally governed UAV operations.
Steven brings 23 years of Royal Air Force experience across aerospace systems management, surveillance, identification, electronic warfare and tactical radar operations. His service included responsibility as an Identification Officer and deployment Adjutant, providing experience of operational coordination, accountable decision-making and complex information environments.
His wider background spans airline route planning, airline operations, aviation cleaning operations and commercial security. As a glider pilot, Steven also brings practical flying experience. He founded VerityAir to apply this combined operational, technical and aviation perspective to the development of VerityATLAS—an evidence-led mission-assurance environment for professionally governed UAV operations.
UK private limited companyCompany no. 17190019Incorporated 29 April 2026
Product discovery
Help shape a more accountable future for professional UAV operations.
We are inviting UAV operators, operations managers, safety and risk professionals, compliance specialists and infrastructure stakeholders to share how mission planning, approvals, evidence and operational learning work today.
The questionnaire takes approximately 5-7 minutes. It is not a sales exercise, certification assessment or request for sensitive operational information.
VerityATLAS OPERATIONAL FIT REVIEWTest your challenge against the ATLAS direction
Work through focused questions and receive an immediate comparison showing current alignment, areas requiring validation and future-direction dependencies. Answers stay in your browser unless you choose to share them.
Start the operational fit review Download the capability statement (PDF)Complete the research questionnaireNo login required for the fit review or capability statementA practical, remote-first pathway
Explore the operational fit without committing to a major programme.
The engagement is designed for busy professional teams and can be completed digitally. Each stage is bounded, proportionate and focused on learning before commitment.
5–7 minutes · self-guided
Operational Fit Review
Compare your present challenge with the current and intended direction of VerityATLAS.
Start the fit review →Remote · confidential
Focused digital discussion
Review the result together, clarify the operating context and identify where further learning would be valuable.
Request a discussion →Agreed scope · no operational reliance
Bounded workflow evaluation
Test selected assurance concepts using an agreed scenario, with findings and product-learning boundaries recorded.
Read the capability statement →Frequently asked questions
Clear boundaries before any conversation begins.
These answers describe the present controlled-MVP and design-partner stage.
Does VerityATLAS control or fly the aircraft?
No. VerityATLAS is being developed as an advisory mission-assurance environment. It does not directly fly an aircraft, issue dispatch approval or replace the judgement of authorised people.
Is the platform certified or operationally approved?
No. The platform is under controlled MVP evaluation. Website material describes developing and intended capabilities and does not constitute regulatory approval, operational authorisation or safety certification.
What information would we need to share?
An initial discussion can use a high-level or synthetic scenario. We do not need passwords, security-sensitive details, personal data or protected operational information to establish whether the problem and workflow align.
Can the evaluation be completed remotely?
Yes. The fit review, discussion, document exchange and a bounded scenario evaluation can all be conducted digitally. Any later face-to-face activity would be considered only when it adds clear value and is mutually practical.
What does becoming a design partner involve?
It means helping test the problem, workflow and usefulness of selected assurance concepts. Scope, confidentiality, time commitment and permitted use of findings would be agreed before any evaluation begins.
Is the initial conversation binding or a sales commitment?
No. The fit review and initial discussion are exploratory. Any structured evaluation, commercial relationship or use of an organisation’s name would require separate, explicit agreement.
Work with us
Bring us a mission assurance challenge.
We are seeking UAV operators and infrastructure organisations to help test the workflow, evidence model and operational value of VerityATLAS.
Discuss a design partnership →