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FULL TAK SERVER
Your TAK server, not a bolt-on. ATAK, iTAK, and WinTAK clients connect natively; enrollment issues the certificate package by QR in under a minute.
CANIS SYSTEM
COMMAND ANY OPERATION
OFF-GRID UNIFIED TAK PLATFORM
OFF-GRIDTAK NATIVERASPBERRY PI 5NO CLOUD
One off-grid platform for the whole mission — SAR, emergency response, comms planning, personnel and asset tracking. Unified situational awareness on a Raspberry Pi, no connectivity required.
SEARCH AREA
0.13 NM² · DATUM SET
SET · DRIFT
138°T · 0.9 KT
AREA SWEPT
0%
ASSETS ON MESH
1 · C2
// CAPABILITIES
EVERYTHING THE TOC NEEDS. IN ONE BOX.
CANIS is a self-contained tactical operations server: a full TAK server, a fusion point for every network your team runs, and a live picture that pulls in drones, cameras, and sensors. It speaks whatever you feed it — LoRa mesh, Reticulum, HaLow, Doodle Labs, MPU5-class IP radios, cellular, satellite, or plain ethernet — and puts every participant on one map regardless of how they connect. All of it runs on-site, with no cloud service behind it.
// Everything in the box08 Capabilities
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MULTI-NETWORK FUSION
LoRa mesh, Reticulum, HaLow, IP radios, cellular, satellite, ethernet — every transport converges into one picture.
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UNCREWED & SENSORS
PX4/ArduPilot drones and UGVs, cameras, ADS-B, AIS, and RF detection on the same map as your people.
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PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY
Scheduled check-ins, PAR sweeps, and honest reachability for every person — who's reporting, who's paused, who's gone silent.
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MISSION PLANNING
SAR patterns and probability of detection, fire-spread modeling, radio-coverage prediction, mesh relay planning, fuel and range with point-of-no-return.
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BROWSER END-USER DEVICE
Send a link. Any phone becomes a tracked participant with map, chat, and voice — no app install, no training.
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FULLY OFFLINE
Maps, imagery, video, voice, and the whole tactical picture run with no internet at all.
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NO CLOUD, NO SUBSCRIPTION
One-time purchase, runs on-premises, no per-seat licensing, no service behind it.
// THE DIFFERENCE
THE DIFFERENCE ISN'T CAPABILITY — IT'S INTEGRATION.
You could assemble most of this yourself: stand up a TAK server, find and configure plugins, add a video server, wire in ADS-B and AIS, build the mesh gateway, write the accountability logic, and keep it all patched and talking to each other. CANIS is that whole stack, already integrated, on one box — and unlike a plugin-laden TAK server that assumes a data center, it runs with no internet at all.
Assemble It YourselfCANIS
Stand up the server, manage certs, distribute data packages by hand.
It's your TAK server — provisions itself, enrolls a phone by QR in under a minute.
Assemble It Yourself
Stand up the server, manage certs, distribute data packages by hand.
→ CANIS
It's your TAK server — provisions itself, enrolls a phone by QR in under a minute.
Find, configure, and maintain plugins for drones, video, ADS-B, and AIS.
Every feed fused in one box, out of the box — nothing to assemble.
Assemble It Yourself
Find, configure, and maintain plugins for drones, video, ADS-B, and AIS.
→ CANIS
Every feed fused in one box, out of the box — nothing to assemble.
Add a SAR plugin and hope it stays maintained.
Search patterns, probability of detection, fire and radio-coverage modeling — built in.
Assemble It Yourself
Add a SAR plugin and hope it stays maintained.
→ CANIS
Search patterns, probability of detection, fire and radio-coverage modeling — built in.
Write the check-in and accountability logic yourself.
Scheduled check-ins and PAR sweeps built in — who's reporting, who's gone silent.
Assemble It Yourself
Write the check-in and accountability logic yourself.
→ CANIS
Scheduled check-ins and PAR sweeps built in — who's reporting, who's gone silent.
Build a browser client if you want send-a-link access.
Send a link. Any phone is a tracked participant — map, chat, voice, no install.
Assemble It Yourself
Build a browser client if you want send-a-link access.
→ CANIS
Send a link. Any phone is a tracked participant — map, chat, voice, no install.
Keep every service patched and talking to each other.
One tested build — every service integrated and updated together.
Assemble It Yourself
Keep every service patched and talking to each other.
→ CANIS
One tested build — every service integrated and updated together.
Assumes a data center and a live connection.
Runs on a Raspberry Pi with no internet — its own mesh, WiFi, and hotspot.
Assemble It Yourself
Assumes a data center and a live connection.
→ CANIS
Runs on a Raspberry Pi with no internet — its own mesh, WiFi, and hotspot.
Every feed and service integrated, tested to work together, and honest when something fails — on one box, offline. The integration is the product.
// WHO IT'S FOR
SAR and backcountry response.
Fire, law enforcement, and small agencies.
Ranches, outfitters, and event organizers.
Race teams, expedition crews, and mariners.
Anyone with people spread across country where the network isn't.
Teams that need the whole picture without the enterprise price. Efficient enough to run on a Raspberry Pi 5 — no cloud, no subscription, no signal required.
// CAPABILITIES
KEY FEATURE PAGES
Fifteen pages, one platform. The left rail mirrors the live CANIS navigation — select any page to preview it. Nothing hidden behind a click.
OPERATIONS
● LIVEThe live common operating picture — the 3D globe where every unit, feed, and map layer comes together in one shared view.
// OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS
DEPICTS OPERATING ENVIRONMENTS ONLY
ENVIRONMENT ONLY
BRING CANIS TO YOUR TEAM.
SAR units, backcountry responders, small agencies — get in touch for a demo, evaluation unit, or deployment consultation.