Description
Turn any available path into a usable field information link.
XCOM helps operators create, receive, organize, and relay structured field messages across text, QR, audio, mesh, and trusted-network workflows—even when ordinary connectivity is unreliable.
When voice traffic is busy, internet access is poor, or every team has different equipment, XCOM gives operators a consistent way to package and move the information that matters.
Create it once
Build structured messages and portable X Suite packets instead of reformatting the same report for every channel.
Move it your way
Use copy/paste, QR, ViperGram audio, compatible mesh paths, trusted LAN/MANET links, or manual relay as conditions allow.
Keep it organized
Receive, reassemble, archive, review, and forward field traffic from one focused communications workspace.
Give field operators the essentials without handing them an entire command center.
- Structured reports, message drafting, packet history, and relay workflows
- QR transfer for fast device-to-device handoff
- ViperGram radio-audio packet transport
- Reticulum/RNode MeshChat, browser PTT, radio quick-listen, and comms-plan tools
- Shared-workspace awareness and clean interoperability with XTOC
See how XCOM fits into a real communications plan.
XCOM does not replace your radios or networks. It gives them a common, structured information layer.
Start with the equipment already in your kit.
Best fit
Field teams, preparedness groups, amateur-radio organizations, event communications, volunteer response, training, and operators who need reliable message discipline.
Works alone or with XTOC
Use XCOM as a focused standalone field tool or exchange compatible packets with an XTOC command workspace.
Prepare before deployment
Install, activate, configure, and test the specific devices and paths you intend to use before an offline operation.
Start with proven field workflows—not a blank screen.
These free, detailed X Suite field guides turn the software into practical plans, checklists, scenarios, communications workflows, and deployment ideas you can adapt to your own team.
Disaster Operations Field Guide
Use cases for severe weather, outages, evacuations, search operations, public-service communications, accountability, local intelligence, field reporting, and resilient team coordination.
Tactical & MILSIM Operations Field Guide
Practical TOC setup, multi-day operations, squad workflows, PACE planning, radio nets, maps, ISR, drones, sensors, field handoffs, and after-action continuity.
Questions before you buy
Does XCOM require XTOC?
No. XCOM works as a focused field communications workspace on its own. XTOC adds a broader command and operational-picture environment.
Does it require one specific radio or mesh device?
No. The core workflow is transport-independent. Optional features require compatible hardware, software, audio, or network paths as described in the technical reference.
Can I use it without the internet?
Core local workflows are designed for offline use after installation and preparation. Some initial setup, licensing, maps, downloads, or optional services may require connectivity.
Where is the packet specification?
See the public X Suite Technical Reference.
Give your operators one repeatable field communications workflow.
Purchase XCOM above, install it, and test a complete send–receive–relay cycle with your actual equipment.
Each purchase includes one software license. Review the requirements shown on this product page before purchase.
