Features

Plan the operation. Brief the team. Produce the paperwork.

Every callout ends with someone asking what the plan was. Command Post is where the plan lives — built on a phone, briefed from a phone, and exported as the documentation your agency has to produce anyway.

The Operation

One thread, callout to paperwork

Every callout ends with someone asking what the plan was. These are not three tools — it is one record, and each stage hands the next one everything it built.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Before anyone moves.

    • Intel briefing
    • Satellite map — breach points, staging, evac
    • Standardized threat matrix
  2. 02

    Brief

    Everyone on the same picture.

    • Team assets — officers, equipment, vehicles
    • Real-time collaboration
    • Built on a phone, briefed from a phone
  3. 03

    Produce

    The part that outlives the callout.

    • Branded PDF export
    • Threat scoring on the record
    • The documentation your agency already owes

Mobile Briefing

The commander builds and pushes the brief from a phone. Every operator opens the same intel, the same map, and the same assignments on their own phone — in the staging area, in the vehicle, five minutes before the door.

Nobody rolls out working off a printout that changed an hour ago

Intel Briefing

Suspects, residents, hazards, and case-file context in one place.

Documentation of every operation, ready when someone asks for it

Interactive Maps

Satellite imagery with breach points, vehicle staging, evac routes.

Every operator sees the same picture before entry

Threat Matrix

Standardized threat assessment with automatic scoring.

The same risk assessment every time, on the record

Team Assets

Officers, equipment, vehicles managed per team.

Know exactly who and what you're deploying

Branded PDF Exports

Professional briefing documents with your team branding.

Briefings command staff and records can actually file

Real-Time Collaboration

Everyone sees updates live, no version conflicts.

No stale packet, no confusion on game day

Who uses it

Built for SWAT. Used across the department.

Any unit that has to plan something, brief people on it, and be able to explain it afterward.

SWAT Teams

Warrant service, barricaded subjects, hostage rescue, high-risk entries.

Surveillance Units

Undercover operations, target tracking, fixed and mobile surveillance plans.

Patrol Planning

Large-scale events, parades, protests, critical incident response.

Multi-Agency Task Forces

Joint operations and regional response, with sharing your agency controls.

How It Works

Operational in minutes

01

Commander creates a team

5 minutes

Set up your department, invite your team lead, and configure your branding.

02

Share the join code

30 seconds

Your operators join with a simple code. No complex onboarding, no IT department required.

03

Plan your next operation

Under 1 hour

Build intel briefings, plot maps, assess threats, assign assets, and generate professional PDFs.

From the day your agency says yes, you're running your first operation in under two hours.

Nothing to install, no server to stand up, nothing for IT to build. If your team can use a phone, your team can use Command Post.