Set the rules for drones, robots, and sensors on your property.
Create a clear rights declaration that tells operators what is allowed, restricted, or requires approval.
For property owners
Create a clear declaration for your property so drones, robots, sensors, and autonomous services know what is allowed, restricted, or requires approval.
- Review AI-assisted property rights suggestions
- Set category-level rules
- Publish a clear declaration
- Keep your property expectations on record
For communities and HOAs
Give community managers a shared way to coordinate property rules, vendor work, and community policy before autonomous activity begins.
- Create community policy defaults
- Identify properties that may need coordination
- Review work-order risk before assigning vendors
- Give vendors clear operating instructions
How RightsGrid works
Four steps to go from no record to a published, owner-approved declaration.
Find or register your property
Review AI-assisted rights suggestions
Set what is allowed, restricted, or requires approval
Publish a clear declaration for operators
Clear instructions before work begins
Community managers can review rights-aware work-order risk before assigning vendors, then provide vendors with a clear briefing that avoids private owner data.
- Community-wide or selected-property work orders
- Risk review based on rights declarations and community policy
- Vendor-safe operating briefings
- Manager conditions and instructions
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to common questions.
Your property. Your terms. On record.
Start with a free search — no account required. In minutes you'll know exactly where your property stands and what declaring your rights would look like.
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