THRIM GRID

PUBLIC SAFETY SEARCH OPERATIONS

Plan the search.
Coordinate the field.

Thrim Grid is being built to connect search plans, assignments, teams, field reports, and coverage in one operational picture.

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Command should not have to reconstruct the search.

Search plans begin on maps. Assignments move through paper, radio, text messages, and separate applications. Photographs and field reports return without consistent context. Command spends valuable time determining what happened, what has been searched, and what still needs attention.

See the search as it develops.

Thrim Grid keeps the plan, assignments, team status, field reports, and coverage connected. Command can see what changed without reconstructing the operation from radio traffic, messages, and separate maps.

Each team receives the objective, search area, hazards, and instructions for its assignment. Reports return with the team and location attached, so command can redirect resources, address missed ground, and carry a clear picture into the next operational period.

Know what needs attention now.

The command view is designed to bring the operating map, assignment state, deployed resources, incoming reports, and coverage into one working picture.

See which teams are active, which assignments need acknowledgment, what new information needs review, and where command action is required.

THRIM GRID Pine Ridge · Operational period 1
Synchronized
SECTOR A SECTOR B SECTOR C
A1 B2 C1
Coverage reviewed 68%
ASSIGNMENTS Field status
3 active
  • Team A1Searching
  • Team B2Acknowledged
  • Team C1Report due
INCOMING REPORTS Review queue
2 new
TEAM A1 · 09:42 Sector sweep submitted Track and field notes ready for review
TEAM C1 · 09:39 Boundary clarification Command response requested

Keep the field connected to the current plan.

Searchers need direct actions, not a command dashboard. Thrim Grid is designed to make it fast to open an assignment, acknowledge changes, report a clue or hazard, submit field media, request assistance, and complete a debrief.

Planned QR access will let authorized participants join from a mobile browser without installing an app. Planned offline support will preserve opened assignments and queue reports when connectivity becomes unreliable.

Accountability that follows the operation.

Organize personnel, ground teams, K9s, drones, vehicles, boats, and mutual-aid resources while keeping assignment status and deployment history connected to the incident.

Start with a flat team view. Reveal branches, divisions, groups, and specialized resources only when the search requires them.

Teams

Each design track starts with a specific search workflow and the systems already in place.

Corrections

Escape, perimeter, work-detail, contraband, evidence, and lost-article searches.

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Search & rescue

Planning, field participation, reports, review, debrief, and remaining coverage.

Explore SAR

Connect the search without replacing every system.

Thrim Grid focuses on the operational work between planning, field execution, review, and debrief. Provider-neutral interfaces and open geospatial formats are planned to support existing mapping, CAD/RMS, drone, GIS, and evidence workflows.

Help shape how the next search is coordinated.

We are working with U.S. public-safety professionals to validate workflows, terminology, and operational priorities through focused interviews and guided product reviews.

  • A focused conversation about how your searches actually run
  • A guided review of planning, field, and command handoffs
  • Direct input into product priorities

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