One secure operational picture
NOMAD is an ecosystem of secure capabilities designed to work together, carrying information from the operator at the tactical edge, through secure networking, to one shared operating picture at HQ. It also works with the systems you already run, on-premise or in the cloud.
What NOMAD is built to fix
Most operational technology stacks grew one procurement at a time. NOMAD exists to fix what that leaves behind.
Fragmented situational awareness
Legacy systems operate in silos that cannot deliver a complete picture across teams.
Slow decision cycles
Command units rely on legacy tools, causing delays in coordination.
Operational complexity
Modern technology has become complex to onboard and deploy, overwhelming operators.
Security vulnerabilities
Existing platforms often fall short of modern cyber security standards.
Three capability groups
Grouped by where they sit in an operation: with the operator in the field, on the secure link, and at command.
Tactical Edge
Capability for the operator on the ground.
IMR (IP Mobile Radio)
Secure push-to-talk, instant messaging, encrypted voice channels and live location sharing in one place.
VideoLink
Live video and audio streaming from an Android device, background-capable, publishing to any RTMP/RTMPS endpoint.
Vixen
Extends your view of the operation to wherever your team needs it.
Reacher
Keeps deployed equipment under your control, wherever it is.
GeoMapper
An iOS and Android tracking client with live mapping, TAK/Traccar interop, and offline store-and-burst positioning.
Blackout In development
Keeps equipment discreet when discretion matters.
CheckMate In development
Mobile monitoring for lone and dispersed personnel. A missed check-in raises the alarm on its own.
Full capability details are shared in a briefing, under NDA.
Secure Networking
All communications must reach intended destinations securely, with origin and metadata protected against compromise or attribution, while remaining interoperable with trusted systems.
Obfuscation
Global network infrastructure that obfuscates TCP/UDP traffic and disassociates client-server communication across the internet.
Gecko VPN
A modern, lightweight WireGuard-based VPN with a minimal attack surface and modern encryption standards and ciphers.
Babel
A tracking-protocol translation hub that takes in a range of tracking protocols and routes them to the client systems your teams already use.
Tile Server
Self-hosted map tiles for any system that supports a remote tile server, so the operating picture keeps working with no external map dependency.
Situational Awareness
One shared operating picture.
Overwatch
A web-based command and collaboration hub for secure messaging, tracking, geofencing and remote device control, with Video Wall, File Server, Secure VTC and Mapping modules.
Apex
A web-hosted command server for situational awareness. Track, command and raise alarms on every device from the browser.
SecOps
A cross-platform common operating picture with map, radar, AR and video views, with AI-assisted commanding and reporting.
Works with the systems you already run
NOMAD is designed to sit alongside your existing tools and partners' systems, not replace them. Data comes in from, and goes out to, the platforms your teams already use.
- Tracking
Protocol translation with Babel
Takes in a range of tracking protocols and routes them to client systems including TAK, Traccar and Knowmadics.
- Position sharing
TAK and Traccar interop
GeoMapper shares positions with TAK and Traccar, so coalition and partner teams see the same picture.
- Video
Standard streaming
VideoLink publishes to any RTMP or RTMPS endpoint, including video platforms you already operate.
- Networking
Built on WireGuard
Gecko uses the widely adopted WireGuard protocol, with a minimal attack surface and modern encryption standards and ciphers.
- Deployment
Your infrastructure or ours
On-premise, in your own datacentre, or hosted on Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google Cloud or Digital Ocean.
- Platforms
Every device in the operation
Windows, Android and the web, from handsets in the field to the video wall at HQ.
What NOMAD delivers
Total situational awareness in real time
One unified operational view, supporting voice, messaging, video, location sharing and file transfer.
Quicker, more accurate decisions
Integrated capabilities reduce human error and speed up response, with automation alerts built in.
Operational efficiency
A simple interface and unified data reduce operator burden and training time.
Accountable by default
Detailed logging and reporting, so every action can be reviewed after the event.
Built to fit together
Each capability is designed with the others in mind. Together they behave as one system, not a collection of separate tools.
One flow of information
Voice, messaging, video, location and alerts captured in the field are brought together in one operating picture at command.
A common signature and security baseline
Obfuscation and Gecko protect traffic from the edge to HQ, so every capability inherits a common signature and security baseline.
Maps that stay under your control
Tile Server supplies self-hosted maps to any system that supports a remote tile server, so the shared picture never depends on an outside provider.
Start with one, add the rest
Each capability can be deployed on its own. Add more as your requirement grows, without re-engineering what is already in place.