Our flagship software product — one secure portal that unifies access control, tactical maps, AED & life-safety, transit, public-records OSINT, and a live Emergency Operations Center. Configurable for airports, campuses, agencies, or enterprise. Built Honolulu-first, designed to scale to any city.
Separate, access-controlled spaces per client and role (SSI vs non-SSI), so each team sees only its authorized slice.
Satellite mapping of access points, gates, patrol routes, AED locations, and transit — with drive/walk directions.
Live weather/alerts, multi-agency unit status, incident map & log, and authorized comms/interop — for the command room.
Floor-aware routing inside large public buildings — multi-level paths that name the nearest elevator, stairs or escalator.
Route from any street address to any gate or access point — road directions, distance & time, with turn-by-turn hand-off.
Each client gets their own secure space with admins & users, usage visibility, and per-seat licensing — isolated and access-controlled.
Not a roadmap — these are production-focused modules built and field-tested for Honolulu operations. Core mobile workflows are designed for rapid field use, and source-linked data can be paired to the underlying official references where required by the deployment.
Flight-tracking workflows can surface operational arrival cues, dispatch context, and location references so field teams can move from aircraft status to curbside response faster.
One search box. Type a claim number, a column, an airline, a radio code, “AED”, or “who do I call” — it answers instantly, offline, with tap-to-call numbers.
Active shooter, bomb threat, MCI triage, Stop the Bleed, naloxone, hurricane, tsunami, evacuation, drone, jurisdiction — printable, offline, written to ICS/NIMS.
Dispatch calls a column number — the officer instantly gets the terminal spot, nearest claim, public pickup zone, and landmark. Reverse-indexed three ways.
Aviation weather (PHNL flight category, METAR/TAF), live USGS seismic + PTWC tsunami status, and NOAA hurricane tracking — each next to its official source link.
Geocoded incident and threat mapping can incorporate public-data context, trend overlays, and grant-support narratives, with access controls and deployment-specific restrictions applied by user role.
Clients can check any figure we display against the government system it came from. These are the public references behind the live hazard and aviation layers.
Flight category, METAR and TAF for PHNL.
aviationweather.gov ▸
NOAA / National Weather Service
Live earthquake feed for Hawai‘i and the Pacific.
earthquake.usgs.gov ▸
U.S. Geological Survey
Watches, advisories and warnings for the Pacific basin.
tsunami.gov ▸
Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
Central Pacific storm tracks and forecast cones.
nhc.noaa.gov ▸
National Hurricane Center / CPHC
Offense and trend data behind the crime layer.
cde.ucr.cjis.gov ▸
FBI Crime Data Explorer
Watches and warnings issued for the islands.
weather.gov/hfo ▸
NWS Honolulu Forecast Office
Live demonstrations are given directly. Contact us to arrange a walkthrough or to request portal access for your team.
