Unclassified // Public Release · Capability outcomes only
Built for · DHS & federal law enforcement

Detect, identify, and prove it — no cloud.

In the homeland mission, the record matters as much as the response. DaggerOS holds one picture, keeps the decision a human's, and seals every event to a record that survives a review.

What you get

Why DaggerOS fits your mission.

Counter-UAS on one air picture

Fuse RF, radar, EO/IR and acoustic into one tracked contact and present ranked, human-gated options. Counter-UAS in depth.

Detection and identification, corroborated

CBRN readings corroborated across modalities before an alarm becomes a warning — fewer nuisance alarms, defensible calls.

A record that holds in a review

Every detection and decision sealed to a tamper-evident, SHA-256-chained record. Break the chain yourself to see why it can't be quietly edited.

Runs disconnected, keeps data local

Air-gapped by architecture — nothing leaves the box, which keeps sensitive data where it belongs.

Built for fixed-site, event, and installation airspace security, and for the agencies that have to answer for who decided — later, in a quiet room.

Straight answers

DHS & federal law enforcement — common questions.

Is the decision record defensible after the fact?
Yes. Every decision-relevant event is written to a tamper-evident, SHA-256-chained record; altering one entry breaks every seal after it. The record is the exportable proof of who decided.
Does any sensitive data leave the box?
No. DaggerOS runs air-gapped with zero external network calls — data stays local by architecture.
Does it replace our existing sensors?
No. It is sensor-agnostic — it fuses the detection sources you already own into one picture.

Bring us a problem that spans domains.

One operator should hold it. The AI recommends. A human decides.