Pre-release Public safety search operations
Thrim Grid is being built to help patrol and corrections teams, fire departments, and SAR organizations turn search plans into coordinated assignments, field reports, and actionable map intelligence.
Provider-neutral by design. The planned core workflow does not require a paid API.
Mission fit
Thrim Grid is designed as one operational workspace for planning, field coordination, reporting, and review across the public-safety teams a search actually requires.
Coordinate missing-person, fugitive, evidence, article, and prison or correctional facility-perimeter search activity while keeping sensitive information scoped to the incident need.
Bring command, ground, UAS, vehicle, boat, and mutual-aid resources into a shared plan for injured-person, disaster, and missing-person searches.
Move from a search boundary to team assignments, mobile field reporting, review, coverage history, and follow-up without forcing every volunteer to install an app.
One operational picture
Thrim Grid is being designed to connect the incident plan, team assignments, geolocated reports, review decisions, and coverage history in one authoritative operational record.
Define areas, segments, routes, hazards, objectives, and assumptions.
Coordinate ground, K9, UAS, vehicle, boat, and volunteer teams.
Receive planned mobile reports, tracks, media, hazards, and POIs.
Turn new information into accountable decisions and revised assignments.
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Product principles
These are design commitments for the product being built—not claims that every operational capability is available today.
Large targets, outdoor contrast, minimal typing, and workflows shaped for phones.
Offline-tolerant field work and visible synchronization states are core targets.
Automation may recommend. Authorized incident personnel remain accountable.
No core workflow should depend on one cloud, map, drone, or AI vendor.
Source, provenance, revisions, review, and audit are designed into the record.
The planned first operational release should run without a required paid API.
Development status
Thrim Grid is in active development. The technical foundation has been tested; the operational workflows described on this page remain in staged implementation and validation.
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Secure platform
Operational release path
Validated extensions
Straight answers
The product is early. The boundaries matter, especially in public-safety work.
No. Thrim Grid is in active development. The current build verifies the technical foundation, not a deployable operational search workflow.
Offline-tolerant field workflows and command-post edge operation are product targets. Today’s verified PWA capability is an offline shell only.
No aircraft, controller, firmware, or vendor combination is publicly validated yet. Future support statements will name the exact tested hardware and adapter versions.
No. The target is search-incident coordination for public-safety teams, including corrections response when a search crosses facility, perimeter, or mutual-aid operations.
The planned core workflow is designed not to require one. Optional integrations may still require credentials, subscriptions, hardware, or pass-through costs.
A mobile-browser and QR assignment workflow is planned, but it is not operational in the current foundation build.
No compliance claim is being made. The architecture is intended to support deployment in a CJIS-aligned environment; compliance depends on the complete agency deployment, people, policy, and controls.
Design partners
If your agency or team coordinates searches, share the workflow friction that costs time, clarity, or coverage. Early conversations are for product discovery; Thrim Grid is not yet for operational use.
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