Coalition-interoperable. National data stays on the box.
Coalition operations need a shared picture without shared exposure. DaggerOS federates through recognized standards while running air-gapped, so national data never has to leave national hands.
Why DaggerOS fits your mission.
Built to the standards the coalition speaks
Aligned to NATO SAPIENT for sensor interoperability and STANAG 4609/4607 for imagery and GMTI exchange — it federates cleanly. See EO/IR interoperability.
National data stays national
Air-gapped by architecture — the picture is built and held on the box, with zero external network calls, so data sovereignty is preserved.
One human gate, one doctrine
Every effect passes a single human authorization aligned to recognized human-in-command principles — stated once and holding everywhere.
CBRN warnings that federate
CBRN hazard warnings formatted to NATO ATP-45(E) so they cross partner systems without manual translation.
Interoperable where it must be, sovereign where it matters — a shared picture that does not require surrendering national data.
Coalition partners — common questions.
How does DaggerOS stay interoperable with coalition systems?
Does coalition use mean sharing national data to a cloud?
Is the human-in-command posture compatible with allied doctrine?
Bring us a problem that spans domains.
One operator should hold it. The AI recommends. A human decides.