Priority voice, live positions and an SOS that breaks through — the coordination layer for teams that run toward the problem.

Everything a response team needs to move as one — voice, map, navigation and a record, on the phone already in their pocket.
Priority voice cuts through — hold to talk to the whole team, hands-free.
Hold to broadcast your location and open the mic, with an emergency channel per incident. On iPhone it breaks through silent mode and Do Not Disturb.
A commander sees every responder on one live map — presence, roles, who’s committed where.
Mark hot zones, hazards and staging areas; they appear on every device instantly.
Route responders in, or Bloodhound a member to home straight to them as they move.
The first unit on scene streams it; command and inbound units watch live.
Every transmission archived — ready for the after-action review.
Offline maps and a local edge server keep the team connected over Wi-Fi with no internet.
The first crew arrives and keys up once — everyone inbound hears it and sees their pin on the map. Command marks the hot zone and a staging area, and both land on every device. A searcher Bloodhounds a missing person’s last-known marker and homes straight in. When it’s over, the after-action review runs off the logged comms. One shared picture, from the first call to the debrief.
Terraxi is in open beta on iOS. Install it on TestFlight and bring your team onto one channel today. Android is on the way.