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Every operator needs intelligence.
Not every operator has an analyst.
Operational planning products
delivered since 2024
Combatant Commands
Allied and partner organizations
Baselines for routes, facilities, vessels, and networks. Change surfaces against that baseline.
Human activity, vessel tracking, imagery, and geospatial data. One workflow.
Relationships across maritime and inland nodes, connected across time and space.
Dark vessels, anomalous behavior, and illicit activity identified against established baselines.
Collection shifted from broad coverage to specific high-value nodes.
Maps, timelines, network views, mission parameters, operational plans. Ready immediately.
Every output is traceable to the underlying data. Iris shows her work. On a no-fail mission, that is the only acceptable standard.
Iris only works with vetted, licensed sources, chosen in partnership with each customer for the mission they're working on. It's a closed environment by design, and that's part of why the outputs hold up under scrutiny.
Iris runs on 30 purpose-built tools, each grounded in Activity-Based Intelligence (ABI) tradecraft. Geospatial queries, temporal correlation, pattern-of-life analysis, network mapping. They were built by the same team that wrote the courses on how ABI analysis is done and taught them at NGA for years. The work is traceable from question to answer.
Iris uses commercial AI to sequence the workflow and pick the right tool for the job, but the analysis itself runs on deterministic algorithms grounded in Activity-Based Intelligence (ABI) tradecraft. Given the same data and the same question, Iris returns the same answer every time. That's what makes Iris trustworthy on a no-fail mission, where a system making probabilistic guesses against the data isn't.
Cloud, edge, and fully disconnected environments. When connectivity drops, the work keeps going, and outputs sync up the moment reconnection happens. Real operations don't always have a clean network, and Iris was built for that reality.
Iris is API-native, which means she integrates into the interfaces, chat channels, and workflows your team already uses. There's no parallel system to log into and no vendor lock-in. Iris works the way your team already works.
Share a chat link and a teammate sees exactly what you saw. Prompt templates for recurring workflows. Searchable session history. One team, one fight.
Build, save, and share templates for the workflows your team runs most. Consistent analysis. Faster execution.
Upload GeoJSON, reports, and summaries directly into a workflow. Iris incorporates them into analysis.