How to Share DroneDeploy Projects with Others Easily

How to Share DroneDeploy Projects with Others Easily

Hey there! So you’ve got this cool drone and some sweet DroneDeploy projects, right? And you’re thinkin’ “How do I show this off to my friends without making it look like I’m sending them a super boring report?” Trust me, you’re not alone. Sharing those epic aerial masterpieces shouldn’t feel like launching a space shuttle. It should feel like passing around a pizza! Mmm…pizza…

So let’s dive into this wild world of sharing DroneDeploy projects without losing your mind or your friends in the process. Buckle up!

Step One: Create the Project Like Picasso

First things first. You gotta create that project. Open up DroneDeploy and do your thing! Take all the sweet aerial pics, awesome maps, and whatever else makes you feel like a tech wizard. But don’t go overboard with too many layers—your friends are not practicing for an archaeology dig. They just want the good stuff!

Step Two: Invite Friends Like You’re Throwing A Party

Okay so now it’s time to invite your friends to join the fun! Head over to the sharing menu on DroneDeploy (yes, it’s there, chill). Enter their email addresses like you’re inviting them to a big party at your place. Include snacks—oops I mean details about what they’ll see when they get there.

Step Three: Set Permissions Like A Bouncer

Now that you’ve invited them, it’s time to set permissions! Think of yourself as the bouncer at this epic party. Do you want everyone dancing on tables (editing access) or should they just enjoy watching from the couch (viewing access)? Maybe just direct them to the punch bowl instead of letting them mess with your designs.

Step Four: Send Them A Link – The Golden Ticket

This is where it gets fun! Get that shareable link like it’s Willy Wonka’s golden ticket—you know everyone wants it! Copy that link and send it through your favorite messaging app or carrier pigeon if you’re feeling old school. Just be ready for all the “OMG’s” and “WOW’s” when they click on it!

Step Five: Show Off Your Skills Like A Pro

Once they’re in—time to show off those mad skills! Walk ‘em through your project while acting all cool about it like “Oh, did I mention I did this in ONE take?” They’ll be impressed and maybe even offer to buy you ice cream for being such a genius.

Step Six: Answer Their Questions Like A Wise Old Owl

But wait…they may have questions! Get ready for stuff like “What does this button do?” or “Are we getting paid for this?” Channel your inner wise owl and answer them patiently. Even if they ask stupid stuff like “Are drones real?” just smile and nod.

Step Seven: Celebrate With High Fives (Or Air High Fives)

Now that everyone has seen your masterpiece and asked enough questions make sure to celebrate! High five (or air high five if you’re socially distancing) because you did it—shared an awesome project without losing any friends in the process!

Fun FAQ Section

Question: Is it really that easy?
Answer: Totally! If I can do it while juggling toast, so can you.

Question: What if my friend can’t open the link?
Answer: Ugh that’s rough but tell them maybe they need to upgrade from their flip phone first 😂

Question: Can my grandma see my DroneDeploy project?
Answer: For sure! But keep in mind she might just ask how does ‘that flying camera’ work then lose her glasses looking for them.

Question: Will people think I’m a nerd for sharing my projects?
Answer: Nah dude…more like an ultra-cool nerd who flies drones—which is basically superhero status.

Question: Can I share my projects on social media?
Answer: Absolutely! Just remember don’t post dumb comments under your project…like “I did this while wearing pajamas.”

Question: What happens if someone breaks my project?
Answer: Well, remind ’em gently that it’s NOT an art exhibit…maybe even suggest bubble wrap next time!

Question: How do I handle negative feedback?
Answer: You say thanks, smile awkwardly, and just ignore ’em…unless they’re really onto something then maybe listen—that’s growth!

So now ya know how simple sharing those DroneDeploy projects can be. It’s basically as easy as pie—or cake—or pizza…whatever floats ya boat. Time to get out there and become a drone-sharing legend among all your pals!