The command capability once reserved for agencies is now yours.

Turn your PC into mission control.

Put the kind of command-and-control picture associated with three-letter agencies on the PC you already own. XTOC unifies maps, radio traffic, weather, personnel, missions, resources, alerts, reports, and intelligence in one offline-capable workspace you control. Whether you are a prepper, ham operator, military enthusiast, milsim controller, or serious about protecting your people and property, see more, organize faster, and act from a position of control.

$149.99 USD • One-time purchase • Lifetime access • Secure checkout with PayPal

XTOC Tactical Operations Center
XTOC™ Tactical Operations CenterThe command-and-control system shown in the MKME demonstration.
Agency-style mission controlSee maps, people, resources, communications, and activity in one command view.
Offline-capable ownershipKeep core tools on your own computer when the internet or cloud is unavailable.
Built for serious operatorsPreparedness, amateur radio, milsim, field exercises, property, and group coordination.
One payment. Lifetime access.Build and train on your system without another recurring subscription.
The real problem

Most teams do not lack information. They lack a system that makes it usable.

Every disconnected tool creates another handoff, another delay, and another chance for the operational picture to break.

Nobody sees the same picture.

Maps, personnel, missions, assets, and reports drift apart across devices, chats, notes, and memory.

Updates arrive without context.

A location, status, or radio report means little when it is not connected to the people, mission, time, and map.

Coordination becomes improvisation.

When the pressure rises, the team spends its attention rebuilding the picture instead of acting on it.

The transformation

Replace a scattered tabletop with one operational picture.

Scattered maps, handwritten status notes, radios, and disconnected devices before XTOC
BeforeMaps, rosters, radio updates, and handwritten notes compete for attention.
XTOC unified tactical operations center workspace
AfterOne deliberate workspace connects the operational picture.
See the complete workflow

Watch XTOC turn scattered field information into command clarity.

This is the real XTOC and XCOM ecosystem in operation—not a concept render or a generic dashboard.

See the tactical map, team workflow, communications, reporting, and integrated operational ecosystem before you buy.
What changes with XTOC

Replace scattered updates with one operational picture.

See the area of operations

Organize maps, tactical overlays, locations, resources, and activity in a command-focused view.

Coordinate people and missions

Connect rosters, squads, tasks, mission information, and field status instead of tracking them separately.

Structure the reporting

Turn field updates into useful packets, SITREPs, activity records, and information the next operator can understand.

Connect the X Suite

Exchange operational data with XCOM, accept XINTEL hits, and prepare local analysis workflows with XCORE.

The command workflow

From incoming information to coordinated action in four moves.

STEP 01

Build the operational picture

Load the AO, map context, roster, squads, resources, and mission information.

STEP 02

Receive field updates

Bring in structured packets, reports, communications, and intelligence from the available paths.

STEP 03

Connect the context

Relate people, places, events, tasks, and activity instead of reviewing isolated messages.

STEP 04

Coordinate the next move

Issue tasks, brief the team, generate reports, and move the updated picture back into the field.

Built for real coordination

One command workspace. Multiple missions. Less operational friction.

Emergency operationsSearch-and-rescue coordinationPreparedness groupsAmateur-radio teamsMilsim control cellsField exercises and training
Verify the fit before you buy

Real software. Clear requirements. Direct support.

Know what you are putting into service and what happens after purchase.

Windows mission control

Run the operational picture on the PC or toughpad you already own.

Real interface and demonstration

The maps, communications, weather, personnel, and reporting screens shown here are the actual XTOC workflow.

One purchase. One license.

$149.99 USD, one-time purchase, lifetime access. Secure checkout through PayPal.

Built and supported in Canada

MKME Field Systems is based in Ontario. Questions before purchase? info@mkme.org.

The offer

Put mission control on your PC for one payment.

Get the full XTOC Tactical Operations Center suite for $149.99 USD with one payment and lifetime access.

$149.99 USD

Compare that with the cost of missed updates, lost time, duplicated effort, and a team making decisions from different versions of reality.

Not ready to buy yet?

Get the free X-Series operational guides.

Download the Disaster Operations and Milsim Operations guides. Use the planning, command, communications, and reporting workflows with any system—or see exactly where XTOC fits.

No pressure. Improve the plan now and decide from an informed position.

XTOC PDF GUIDES
Questions before you commit

Know exactly what you are buying.

What is XTOC?

XTOC is a tactical operations center software suite for organizing the operational picture, teams, missions, resources, communications, reporting, and related field information.

Can XTOC work without normal internet access?

XTOC is designed around offline-capable operational workflows. Initial acquisition and setup require access, while supported field workflows are intended for degraded or disconnected conditions.

How does it work with the other X-Series tools?

XTOC is the command workspace. XCOM supports offline field communications and packet movement, XINTEL can supply structured intelligence hits, and XCORE can support local analysis workflows.

Is this only for agencies?

No. XTOC is available to individuals, preparedness groups, radio teams, exercise organizers, and other lawful users who need a more disciplined command-and-control workflow.

Build the operational picture before the operation starts.

Build the workflow now. Train while conditions are normal. Give the team one place to understand what is happening and what happens next.