Luna and the Luna Dock
Small enough that hitting a window is a scuff.
Under 250 grams. Light enough to stay out of federal registration, and light enough that it cannot hurt anyone. The dock lives on your house, keeps it charged, and holds every recording it ever makes.
- Weight
- Under 250 g
- Time to eyes on
- 20 seconds
- Patrol duration
- Under 2 minutes
- Detection
- On dock, no cloud
- Storage
- Local, encrypted
- Geofence
- Firmware, your parcel
- Supply chain
- NDAA compliant
- Hardware
- $500
Why sub 250 grams
The weight class is a safety decision before it is a legal one.
A two kilogram aircraft with ten inch props is a genuine injury risk near people and a genuine repair bill near a window. At 250 grams a collision is an inconvenience. It also keeps you out of FAA registration for recreational use, which matters, but the reason we chose it is that a security device should not be the most dangerous thing on your property.
Why American supply chain
After December 2025 this is the licence to operate.
The FCC added all foreign-produced drones and drone components to its Covered List, which blocks new equipment authorisations. Building NDAA compliant from the first unit is not a marketing badge, it is the difference between having a product to sell in this country and not having one.
What it costs
$500
Hardware, once
Luna, the Luna Dock, and local storage, playback and detection forever. Works with no subscription and no internet.
$25
Per month, optional
Professional monitoring and response, cellular backup when the wifi is cut, encrypted off-site backup, priority replacement.
The subscription buys service. It never buys access to your own recordings, because holding your footage hostage is the business model we are here to replace.