Windows Edition

Available

For teams running their own Windows infrastructure.

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Self-host license, sized to your fleet and tenant count.

What's included

  • Native .NET 10 Windows Service + Blazor admin
  • GeoLibre COP / SA / C3 (airgap)
  • Data integration engine (feeds → CoT)
  • ISR video + KLV/MISB pipeline
  • Collaboration fusion (Fluxer + LiveKit)
  • Multitenancy · MANET edge · federation
  • Inno Setup EXE installer + install scripts

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Server Edition (.NET)

Coming

For container and Linux-package deployments.

Roadmap

Pricing to be announced at launch. Join early access to shape it.

What's planned

  • Docker / OCI images
  • Kubernetes Helm charts
  • RPM · DEB · APK packages
  • Same CoT / Marti / COP engine
  • Horizontal scale path (Redis backplane option)

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Why TeamTrack

TeamTrack vs. the standard Node.js TAK Server

The reference TAK Server is a single-threaded Node.js application backed by a JVM. TeamTrack is a native, multithreaded .NET 10 service — with the data integration layer built in.

Capability Standard TAK Server
Node.js / JVM
TeamTrack
.NET 10
Runtime model Single-threaded Node.js event loop; long-running work can block fan-out Multithreaded .NET thread pool — CoT fan-out, persistence, and feeds run concurrently
CoT broker Node.js CoT router In-process CotHub with async DuckDB persistence that never blocks fan-out
Dependencies JVM + Node.js + Docker/VM recommended Single native binary — no JVM, no Docker, no VM
Data integration TAK data feeds only Built-in MQTT / APRS / SCADA / UDP-JSON → CoT synthesizers
ISR video / KLV Video registry; no KLV/MISB CoT synthesis MISB 0601 decode → live sensor-footprint + air-marker CoT
Browser COP Web COP available Airgap GeoLibre COP — no CDN, vendored MapLibre, TAK/OIDC auth
Collaboration Basic chat Fluxer GeoChat + LiveKit voice/video fusion on the CoT bus
Multitenancy Not in core DB-per-tenant, SNI demux, structurally isolated CotHubs
Deployment Linux / Docker-first Windows-native (Inno EXE + Service); .NET Server Edition for K8s/Linux is coming

Multithreaded by design

.NET's thread pool handles CoT fan-out, DuckDB writes, feed ingest, and TLS termination on separate threads — a single slow consumer can't stall the broker.

One runtime, one process

No JVM alongside Node.js, no container requirement for a working install. One Windows Service, one process graph, one log stream.

Columnar export built in

Stream CoT history as Apache Arrow IPC or Parquet — skip JSON entirely for analytics pipelines and bulk export.

Fair note: the standard TAK Server implements the full ~391-operation OpenAPI and has a mature plugin ecosystem. TeamTrack targets the primary ATAK / WinTAK probe surface (connect, enroll, stream, mission, sync) and does not support plugins — it's optimized for Windows-native ops and integrated data, not full admin-console parity.

Hosted SaaS

Don't want to self-host? A managed offering is coming.

The multitenancy engine already exists — database-per-tenant isolation, SNI demux, and per-tenant CotHubs. Once the .NET Server Edition ships, we'll offer TeamTrack as a managed multitenant SaaS so smaller teams can spin up an isolated environment in minutes.

What's ready now: the isolation model, per-tenant CAs, and tenant management API. What's coming: the hosted control plane, billing, and onboarding.

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FAQ

Common questions

How is TeamTrack licensed?

As a self-hosted application, licensed per deployment and sized to your fleet and tenant count. Contact sales for a quote tailored to your team.

Do I need Docker or a JVM?

No. The Windows Edition is a single native .NET 10 service installed via an Inno Setup EXE. No Docker, no JVM, no Linux shell required.

Will it work with my existing ATAK / WinTAK clients?

Yes — it implements the Marti/CoT probe surface ATAK, WinTAK, and iTAK hit during connect, enroll, stream, mission, and sync flows. Enroll against Marti TLS, then stream CoT on 8089.

What about Linux / Kubernetes?

That's the .NET Server Edition — Docker, Helm, and RPM/DEB/APK packages. It's on the roadmap; join the early-access list to be notified at launch.

Can it run airgapped?

Yes. The GeoLibre COP, MapLibre, and plugins are all served locally with no CDN fetches. Pair with a local TechMaven Tile Server for offline basemaps.

Is there a free trial?

We offer guided demos and self-host evaluations. Reach out to sales and we'll get you set up on your own network.

Talk to us

Tell us about your team and deployment — we'll put together a quote and a walkthrough.