The first aerial multi-use platform engineered for air-launch counter-UAS interception, frontline resupply and casualty evacuation — on one modular 100+ kg airframe.
SPASOLIT is an add-on tool engineered to solve critical mission needs through rapid, high-priority payload delivery — with the same airframe, van and crew serving air defense, logistics and medical missions.
A carrier drone armed with modular multi-launch pods, firing multiple interceptors at incoming aerial threats — then returning autonomously to reload.
Sustainment, ammunition, batteries, comms and tools flown directly to units on or near the line of contact, without exposing a ground crew.
Timely evacuation of wounded soldiers and civilians — and recovery of the fallen — from zones where sending a team puts more lives at risk.
The mass deployment of Shahed-136/131 UAVs is rapidly depleting Ukraine's high-cost missile inventories, creating urgent demand for an additional network of highly manoeuvrable ground-based aerial launch interceptors.
Drone-enabled targeting and constrained manoeuvre routes make conventional movement increasingly dangerous, unreliable and unsustainable.
Sending a team into a danger zone puts more lives at risk. Observations from Ukraine demonstrate a need to experiment with and invest in robotic, unmanned and autonomous ground and air systems dedicated to reliable delivery of life-saving supplies and timely evacuation of casualties.
SPASOLIT is a modular 3-in-1 platform for combined ground–air missions: a 4×4 off-road capable van operated by a two-person team, delivering a heavy-lift octocopter and its payload to a forward deployment location.

Full enclosed cargo bay for the heaviest payloads and stretcher-borne CASEVAC. The reference configuration of the platform.

Open flat-frame configuration with three detachable modules stacked under the airframe — fastest reconfiguration between mission types.

Light frame for ultra-fast supply drops and small-form CASEVAC tasks. Two minis fit in a single off-road 4×4 van.
Optimised for end-user defined payloads. Modules detach without tools, so the same airframe switches between air-defense, logistics and medical loads between sorties.



A two-operator team unloads and deploys the drone with attached cargo modules in minutes. The team then remotely controls the flight, monitors landing and take-off, and manages cargo loading and unloading — keeping crews out of the danger zone.

Semi-autonomous air-defense nodes positioned at distance to form a network — an additional asset protecting airspace already covered by pickup-based anti-Shahed teams and high-end air defense systems.
Swarm-capable enemy UAS threat requires a multiple, low-cost, mass-produced, rapid-fire aerial drone response.

Command-level understanding of unconventional logistics and rescue solutions has shifted from skepticism to urgency.
Ukraine's war for survival has created a unique innovation ecosystem — the densest applied aerial drone R&D environment in the world.
UAF and civilian defense face growing payload and CASEVAC shortfalls. Continuous aerial attacks demand increased air defense capabilities.



Procurement traction with primes such as:
Multi-use and modularity should be attractive to:
No comparable platform exists at this scale, price point or deployment model. Category leadership is unclaimed.
30+ NATO member states express growing interest in affordable, field-deployable, multi-use payload delivery solutions.
Ukraine MoD codification is a step towards NATO certification, developed to lower procurement barriers for allied and friendly forces.
Floor case — capped pricing, predictable buyer.
Upside case — same product, 2.2× the profit.
The model includes direct cost + overhead. Excludes profit from service, deductions from taxes and fees.
Lift, land, manoeuvre, navigate and control verified in field testing. TRL 4 achieved.
The round that funds prototypes, codification and the team build-out described below.
8 drones + 5 vans delivered to selected units for field R&D — finishing R&D and completing field testing.
Assignment of a unique NATO Stock Number (NSN) and registration in Ukrainian and NATO databases.
20 drones + 15 vans produced at cost.
Capital to move from first production run into full-scale manufacturing.
Ready to scale to 50+ drones and 40+ vans.





Investor introductions welcome. We are raising a $1M seed round to reach MoD codification and a first production run.