Marine search

Marine search, coordinated from one picture

Vessels, aircraft and shore teams on a single map, with the standard patterns, the tasking board and the brief attached to the same operation.

Every asset on one map

RSCUE consolidates the tracking systems your team already relies on, so command never has to reconcile three screens: ADS-B for aircraft overhead, Garmin inReach positions with battery and speed, and in-app crew GPS for anyone carrying nothing but a phone.

Every tracker opens for detail and can be messaged straight from the map.

The patterns marine crews actually fly and steam

Parallel track, expanding square, sector, coast crawl and creeping line ahead are all in the standard set, with track spacing, leg length and turn direction. Freeform drawing covers the shoreline that does not fit a pattern.

Taskings that survive a shift change

Coordinators get stat tiles, filters and every tasking at a glance. Crews get only their own — deployment status, progress, crew, asset, comms plan, time log, and SITREP, status update and emergency actions.

The twelve-section brief covers situation, mission, weather, areas and hazards, subject, command, comms plan, logistics, equipment, schedule and notes, and tracks acknowledgement crew by crew with reminders for stragglers.

Measuring on the water

The operational map carries tactical, aviation, weather and style layer tabs, an always-on scale bar, and a two-finger ruler giving distance, forward and reverse bearing.