Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) was originally created by the US DoD for military applications over a decade ago. Now a Civilian version is available for use by first responders and other agencies for free. Download it now from the play store or learn more about its history at TAK.gov.
Sit(x) for Natural Disasters
The innovators at PAR Government have developed several tactical capabilities over the years to aid and assist First Responders. Our expert services bring data to the edge, allowing for quick and accurate responses. When a hurricane or tropical storm hits Sit(x)TM provides mapping, communications, and situational awareness so you can be mission ready.
Get Sit(x) for Natural Disaster Help
Sit(x)™ for Android - Using TAK effectively requires a TAK Server backend connection. TeamConnect-Sit(x)™ is a Next Generation TAK Server-as-a-Service solution. Hosted in the FedRAMP compliant AWS GovCloud and built by the same company that has been developing TAK for over a decade, Sit(x)™ an easy and intuitive user experience, allowing organizations to sign up and deploy in minutes.
Sit(x)™ for iOS is your mobile situational awareness solution for any situation. For the first time, iOS users have the ability to operate in real time on a moving map display, allowing you to visualize real time data. What started as a military software requirement for United States Special Operations Forces over a decade ago is now a commercially available piece of technology available to everyone globally.
WinTAK-CIV for Windows has a feature set similar to ATAK-CIV. Developed to run on Windows PCs and Windows Surface devices, the WinTAK user experience is consistent with Microsoft applications. it maintains the look and feel of ATAK and works seamlessly with the Sit(x) TAK Server. Download the latest approved version of WinTAK, at TAK.gov (requires account registration).
Sit(x) Dashboard – Contains a map to show you where everyone is on your team. Chat, see what groups are active, and know how many groups you are federated with.
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Sit(x) Collaboration Server is commercially available Software as a Service (SaaS) offering from PAR Government that provides a state of the art, cloud based, next generation collaboration server that is designed for anyone to set up from a web-based environment and can automatically scale to adapt to any sized incident. TeamConnect - Sit(x)™ gives you the ability to connect Android (ATAK), Windows (WinTAK), Web (Dashboard), and iOS users within the same operating environment.
Customization and Support – A customization solution can be designed to rapidly field, integrate and train the user base on the capability and potential of a powerful SA experience. Through an interactive process that more deeply explores user requirements and standard operating procedures, the PAR team can provide customized workflows that build on solution base capability by creating further synergies with current and future practices customers.
Share Key Information – Sharing images can let an entire team know if you’ve discovered something suspicious such as an unaccompanied pack. Share Key Information, Messages, and Images with Embedded Metadata.
Federate Data - Combine new TAK Connect Groups in minutes to quickly share information without all the radio chatter even across multiple organizations. Share track data, chat data, and file data not only between groups but between organizations. Directionality is associated with Federations so you can set data to flow to your specific needs.
Services On/Off - Turn Sit(x) services on and off when connecting to ATAK.
Deactivate/Reactivate Users – Useful when you have seasonal events/users, summer help, ect. Archive users and reactivate them quickly instead of recreating accounts.
Playback - Actions, locations, and tracking of anyone in the group can be played back for post mission analysis or export out as a GeoJSON or KML file to do analysis in a third-party application.
SOS Incident Token - The SOS Incident Feature was designed specifically for Search & Rescue teams to plot coordinates directly into ATAK for dynamic response. This tool effectively eliminates the need for a wide area search method allowing the crew to go directly to the known coordinates of a distressed party. The dispatcher can send an SMS message with a GPS link to the caller, and once that link has been clicked, that latitude & longitude are plotted into the responding groups message as an SOS beacon along with the altitude and any corresponding information like blood type.