Description
Turn scattered field reports into one operational picture.
XTOC gives your team a private, resilient command workspace for maps, reports, resources, comms, sensors, and field data—without making your operation depend on a cloud service.
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.
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 operator-run local helpers, LANs, MANETs, or radio paths when the internet is unavailable.
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.
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 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.
