Description
Turn scattered field reports into one operational picture.
XTOC is a complete local-first command platform with direct Bluetooth, USB, TNC, and TCP/IP radio interfaces; tactical mapping; drone flight planning; DJI and RTSP video ISR; live sensors; structured field reporting; and multi-operator coordination without a mandatory cloud service.
See the whole map. Inspect the details.
XTOC is a complete tactical operations product—not an assemble-your-own picture board or a collection of separately purchased helpers.
- Direct radio interfaces: XTOC connects to compatible radios and devices over Web Bluetooth, USB serial, Bluetooth/serial TNC2, KISS TNC, and TCP/IP/HTTP. Meshtastic and MeshCore connect directly through Web Bluetooth where supported; Meshtastic also supports USB serial and HTTP host connections.
- Direct USB RTL-SDR control: the integrated three-bay Radios workbench selects USB RTL-SDR hardware and controls live tuning, mode, squelch, scanning, and audio from XTOC. It supports scanner, HF, dual-band, and compatible conventional P25 receive/decode workflows without requiring a separate desktop SDR application.
- Packaged deployment: required Windows hardware-access components are bundled with the release. One tested Linux server archive installs XTOC and its integration services under systemd; operators do not manually assemble a different download for every feed. Host hardware still requires compatible operating-system drivers.
- Governed multi-operator command: Shared Workspace / TOC Node supports approved stations, viewer/operator/planner/admin access roles, domain revisions, conflict blocking, audit history, display-only mirrors, and federated TOC operation on infrastructure the team controls.
- Native incident records and trust: create operational packets plus 82 native ICS form selections, rebuild completed forms on another updated XTOC/XCOM station, and use optional Trust Link signing to verify linked senders and reject replayed or forged signed packets.
- Radio and network transports: move structured traffic through APRS/AX.25, D-STAR/D-PRS, Mercury HF ARQ/KISS, Meshtastic, MeshCore, Reticulum/RNode, JS8Call, FLDIGI, VarAC, MANET, TCP/IP, QR, or ViperGram radio audio.
- Drone planning and direct handoff: build recon, perimeter, and intercept flight plans, then export Litchi CSV for supported DJI/Litchi route import, QGroundControl Plan, MAVLink WPL, KMZ, ATAK data packages, or direct CoT handoff.
- DJI and camera video: generate a TOC-reachable DJI Custom RTMP publish address, receive the live downlink in Video ISR, discover or add RTSP cameras, merge ATAK/CoT video cues, and open feeds in fullscreen or pop-out watch views.
- Operational continuity: run Nets and NetLogger workflows, PACE plans, scheduled triggers, SATCOM passes, Weather Ops, direct Meteor/GOES reception, XCAST bulletins/video, portable backups, and shift handoffs from the same command workspace.
- Included guidance: product documentation and setup instructions ship with XTOC. The free X Suite guide library uses one email form and does not require a paid support package or seminar.
- Search-and-rescue operations: XTOC supports missions, search sectors, team assignments, routes, zones, check-ins, hazards, leads, accountability, and shift handoff in the operational workspace.
Close the loop from command intent to field proof.
Three coordinated, local-first capabilities are in release validation now. They are not included in the currently published download until the next release is posted.
Assured Delivery
Numbered messages, tasks, roll calls, welfare checks, and SOS records with per-recipient queued/transmitted/bearer-ACK/operator-ACK/expired/failed state, ACK/NAK receipts, TTL, dedupe, restart-persistent retries, live overdue/silence timers, auditable SOS closure, receipt-before-order reconciliation, complete route history, and PACE failover across direct Meshtastic Bluetooth/USB/TCP, TNC/KISS, Reticulum, D-STAR, Mercury HF, MANET/TCP/IP, and manual handoff.
Operational SAR Planner
Expanding-square, sector, parallel-track, creeping-line, reviewed contour-line, and reviewed shoreline planning from LKP/PLS uncertainty; manual or conditions-calculated spacing with stored assumptions; speed, distance, ETA, daylight and operational-period warnings; assured team assignments with ACK/NAK reconciliation; XCOM field-track return; coverage/gap/overlap analysis; clue/hazard replans; and print-ready plus structured 104/104S/104D-style planning worksheets.
Offline Maps & Terrain
MBTiles, PMTiles v3, Web-Mercator-aligned GeoPackage, XMAP, local raster/vector tiles, AO package estimates/builds, CRS plus canonical-inventory/source/per-tile SHA-256 verification, provenance, verified XCOM transfer, plus XDEM/ASC/HGT elevation profiles, slope/aspect, curvature-aware line of sight, and radio horizon.
Observe, decide, act, and retain the record without rebuilding the picture in another app.
Observe
Bring radio traffic, RTL-SDR receivers, ADS-B aircraft, AIS vessels, Remote ID drones, ATAK/CoT, weather, XINTEL hits, DJI/RTSP video, and field packets into one operator-controlled picture.
Decide together
Use governed roles, shared maps, missions, tasks, teams, resources, nets, native ICS forms, audit history, and optional XCORE analysis to turn observations into a reviewed plan.
Act and preserve
Move reviewed packets through XCOM and the available radio/network path, broadcast updates through XCAST, verify signed senders where configured, and retain portable local records and backups.
One command surface for radios, aircraft, drones, video, maps, people, and decisions.
Radio and data links
Control USB RTL-SDR receivers, use Bluetooth/USB/TCP-IP mesh radios and Bluetooth/serial TNCs, monitor compatible conventional P25, operate APRS and D-STAR presence, run Mercury HF ARQ, ingest JS8Call/FLDIGI/VarAC, and move packets over ViperGram audio or local MANET links.
Drone mission planning
Generate recon, perimeter, and intercept routes with calculated waypoints, distance, and ETA. Hand plans to DJI/Litchi, QGroundControl, MAVLink, KMZ, ATAK, LAN, QR, native share, or secure XTOC packets.
Video ISR watch floor
Receive DJI Custom RTMP downlinks, discover and watch RTSP cameras, merge ATAK video cues, attach tactical metadata, capture frames, and place live video beside the operational map.
Tactical mapping
Use online or prepared offline maps with KML/KMZ, shapefiles, raster packages, MGRS and UTM grids, browser or external serial NMEA GPS, routes, zones, phase lines, drawing tools, and live ATAK/CoT overlays.
Live sensor picture
Fuse ADS-B aircraft, AIS vessels, FAA/ASTM Remote ID drones, APRS weather, satellite planning, ATAK/CoT, XINTEL hits, and local video into one operator-controlled picture.
Command and continuity
Manage missions, teams, tasks, contacts, assets, check-ins, SITREPs, events, resources, native ICS forms, nets, PACE plans, alerts, triggers, governed shared workspaces, audit history, read-only mirrors, XNODE field status, XCAST, Trust Link, backups, and shift handoffs.
XTOC is now available as a Linux package.
The Linux release is tested and working. Review the Linux platform requirements for your distribution, hardware, and configuration before installation.
The purchaser-only Linux download is delivered in the completed-order message after checkout. It is not a public product-page download.
Radio calls. Handwritten notes. Screenshots. Separate maps. A dozen browser tabs. XTOC brings the useful pieces together so the team can see what is happening, what matters, and what happens next.
Bring a possible cell-site simulator warning into the TOC.
A planned XTOC update will receive direct Rayhunter LAN broadcasts through the packaged local launcher, store the native X1 Event packet, and open a persistent English alert with severity, detection details, device label, time, recording ID, and optional GPS. The normal private-LAN path needs no cloud service, message broker, pairing code, or receiver address.
- Automatic local receiver on UDP port 8096
- Red real-warning and blue end-to-end test presentations
- Configurable severity, sound, repeat-until-acknowledged, and system notifications
- Stored Event packet remains available after the panel is acknowledged
A Rayhunter warning is an indicator, not proof or attribution. Use a trusted private LAN, preserve the recording, and follow lawful human review and reporting procedures.
Build the picture
Place teams, incidents, assets, routes, hazards, overlays, reports, aircraft, ships, sensors, and video sources into one working view.
Keep operating locally
Store core operational data in your own browser profile and use the included hardware-access services, LANs, MANETs, or radio paths when the internet is unavailable. Windows components are bundled; the Linux package installs its integration services together under systemd.
Move structured information
Create portable X Suite packets for text, QR, audio, mesh, trusted-network, and manual relay workflows instead of rebuilding reports by hand.
Give the whole team a common operating picture.
- Tactical maps, markers, routes, teams, resources, incidents, and structured reports
- Comms planning, nets, radio workbench, SATCOM and transport planning
- Optional ADS-B, APRS weather, ships, drones, ATAK/CoT, video, and sensor integrations
- Shared-workspace and federated-TOC options on infrastructure you control
- Printable and portable outputs for field use and continuity planning
A practical overview—not another feature dump.
Watch how XTOC turns field inputs into an operational workspace, then decide whether it fits your team.
Keep the modules you need. Ignore the ones you do not.
Best fit
Preparedness groups, volunteer teams, field operators, amateur-radio organizations, training environments, and small operations that want a capable local-first toolset.
What you control
Your devices, storage, data paths, radio operation, local services, retention, backups, and the modules you enable.
What to expect
XTOC is a serious toolkit with optional integrations. Start with maps, teams, reports, and packets; add advanced modules as your operating plan matures.
Prepare a repeatable workflow before the situation becomes urgent.
XPASS is the growing content library for the X Suite. Published kits can place editable mission templates, PACE communications plans, human-reviewed triggers, shared XTOC/XCOM field reports, XINTEL watch rules, and XCORE briefing prompts into the tools your team already uses.
Field Operations foundation
Start an incident with a mission structure, resilient Primary/Alternate/Contingency/Emergency communications, scheduled check-ins, escalation reviews, tactical map symbols, and reusable briefing prompts.
Missing Person Search
Organize search sectors, team assignments, sightings, hazards, searched-area limits, overdue check-ins, unresolved leads, and the shift handoff for a lawful civilian search.
Wildfire & Evacuation
Track official warnings, affected areas, smoke and air-quality changes, routes, rally points, households, practical needs, welfare checks, and changing evacuation status.
Drone Field Operations
Coordinate lawful inspections, mapping, surveying, and emergency-support flights with preflight/site checks, battery and weather reviews, link-loss prompts, recovery status, and accountable handoff.
AERIS continuity readiness
Prepare for a COVID-19-style or other airborne respiratory incident with facility walkthroughs, indoor-air observations, staffing and continuity checks, supplies/PPE requests, site updates, and shift handoffs.
One workflow across the X Suite
Plan and map in XTOC, report from the field in XCOM, review authorized information in XINTEL, and turn selected local records into human-reviewed briefs in XCORE.
XPASS availability: Field Operations, Missing Person Search, Wildfire & Evacuation, and Drone Field Operations are published in the live XPASS catalog. AERIS remains Coming Soon. XPASS is a separate subscription from the XTOC license, and the in-app catalog is authoritative for current availability.
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. Enter your email once on the Training Hub to unlock the complete library.
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.
XTOC / XCOM Quick Reference Handbook
Immediate-action checklists for startup, lost communications, transport fallback, Mercury HF operation, stale pictures, backup recovery, and controlled shutdown.
DIY & Open Source Field Gear Guide
Build and deploy practical radios, antennas, local networks, power systems, and the Mercury HF bridge kit used with the X Suite.
The Ultimate Mesh Radio Preparedness Guide
A 150-page practical guide to Meshtastic, MeshCore, Reticulum, OpenMANET, radios, antennas, power, field testing, emergency workflows, and optional X Suite coordination.
X Suite Technical Reference
Authoritative packet fields, default ports, Mercury HF framing, transport boundaries, compatibility rules, and security behavior across all four products.
Questions before you buy
Does XTOC require the internet?
No central MKME data service is required for ordinary operation. Some optional maps, data feeds, downloads, integrations, or initial setup tasks can require connectivity. Prepare and test the exact offline workflow you intend to use.
Do I need special radio hardware?
No. XTOC can be useful as a standalone command workspace. Compatible radios, SDRs, GPS sources, mesh devices, helpers, and local servers extend capability but are optional.
Is XTOC the same as XCOM?
No. XTOC is the broader command and operational-picture workspace. XCOM is the streamlined field communications companion. They can exchange the same family of portable X Suite packets.
Where are the packet format and detailed requirements?
They are in the X Suite Technical Reference, shared by XTOC, XCOM, XINTEL, and XCORE.
Replace information chaos with an operational picture your team controls.
Purchase XTOC above, install it, and start with one map, one team, and one repeatable reporting workflow.
Each purchase includes one software license. Review the requirements shown on this product page before purchase.
