built from real operational experience

From situational awareness to decisive action.

Built for environments where communication failure isn’t an option — Rapid Recall gives operational leaders one platform to push information out, pull real-time status back in, and act with confidence.

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Distributed teams create distributed information.

Who’s on my team? Where are they? What is their status? When you can’t answer those questions instantly, you’ve already lost decision advantage.

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Current software is outdated and complex

Existing systems are often designed for the most senior leaders, demanding lengthy training that results in many solutions being underutilized or ineffective.

Information is siloed across organizations.

Critical information lives offline, in disparate spreadsheets and on personal devices, leaving frontline leaders without the clarity they need.

Real-time insights are hard to track and manage.

Information and resource gaps force leaders to resort to time-intensive and incomplete information-gathering techniques.

Operational coordination is difficult to manage.

A lack of shared situational awareness among leaders puts operational effectiveness and efficiency at risk.

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Rapid Recall closes the loop.

A single platform to push out critical information, pull in real-time status, and give every leader the situational awareness to act with confidence.

Know your people before the storm.

Dynamic roster with contact channels, relevant locations, and customizable fields — so every leader has accurate, actionable intelligence on their team at all times.

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See your entire team. Instantly.

A real-time common operating picture showing every team member’s typical or real-time location (if shared) — so when something happens, you know exactly who’s affected and can act without hesitation.

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Get answers. Not excuses.

Push accountability requests across multiple channels and watch responses flow back in real time — with a live dashboard showing who’s safe, who needs help, and who hasn’t responded yet.

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Know what’s happening before it becomes a crisis.

Watchtower monitors wildfires, severe weather, and civil unrest in real time — automatically surfacing which of your people are in the impact zone so you can act before the situation escalates.

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San Diego
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Zachary Allen
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Ellen Reed
Lieutenant
Status: Needs Help
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Vanessa Porter
Lieutenant
Status: I’m ok
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Johnathan Parker
Lieutenant
Status: I’m ok
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Turn scattered knowledge into strategic advantage.

Rapid Recall closes the communication loop — pushing critical information out, pulling real-time status back in, and turning it into the decision advantage your team needs when it matters most.

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Three steps to full operational clarity.

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Build Your Roster

Build your roster. Know your people.

Profiles, contact information, custom fields, and flexible filters — so you always know exactly who is on your team, how to reach them, and what role they play.

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Red Team
San Diego, CA
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Medical
White Team
San Diego, CA
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HAZMAT
Blue Team
San Diego, CA
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Vanessa Porter
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7 min ago
Rescue
Red Team
San Diego, CA
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Ellen Reed
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9 min ago
Medical
White Team
San Diego, CA
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Communicate & Account

Communicate out. Pull accountability back in.

Launch notifications, check-ins, Rapid Dial, or structured response workflows across any channel. Watch responses populate instantly in a single, shared dashboard — no chasing, no guessing.

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Monitor & Act

Monitor the world. Protect your people.

Watchtower tracks real-world events and cross-references them against your team’s locations — surfacing who may be affected and giving you the tools to act before the situation escalates.

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Your capability arsenal for mission readiness.

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Directory Management

Always know who’s on your team.

A live, centralized roster with rich profiles, custom fields, and multiple contact channels — so leaders have accurate, actionable intelligence, not a PDF that’s already out of date.

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Real-time communication

Reach the right people, on the right channel, right now.

Communicate directly with your people on the channel that best meets the moment — and pull structured responses back into a single, shared view.

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Incident alerts

Know when critical events affect your people.

Watchtower monitors incidents around the globe and surfaces who in your organization may be impacted — giving you the situational awareness to act immediately.

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Geospacial visualization

See where your people are — on their terms.

A common operating picture showing team locations whenever members choose to share them. Optional, consent-based, and always in the member’s control.

What our partners say about us

"We cut our response time in half overnight. The visibility alone has been a game-changer for our entire operation."
Matt
City Official
"Our managers used to spend hours just figuring out who was available. That whole problem simply doesn't exist anymore."
Sara
Manager
Hospitality Industry
"Before this, we were juggling spreadsheets and phone calls. Now everything lives in one place and nothing slips through."
Josh
Platoon Leader
Reserve Unit
"Coordination across our sites went from a daily headache to something that just happens. I don't know how we managed without it."
Nathan
Operations Officer
National Guard
"We went from constant back-and-forth texts to one clear dashboard. It's freed up hours every single week."
Mandy
Shift Supervisor
Manufacturing Company
"We cut our response time in half overnight. The visibility alone has been a game-changer for our entire operation."
Matt
City Official
"Our managers used to spend hours just figuring out who was available. That whole problem simply doesn't exist anymore."
Sara
Manager
Hospitality Industry
"Before this, we were juggling spreadsheets and phone calls. Now everything lives in one place and nothing slips through."
Josh
Platoon Leader
Reserve Unit
"Coordination across our sites went from a daily headache to something that just happens. I don't know how we managed without it."
Nathan
Operations Officer
National Guard
"We went from constant back-and-forth texts to one clear dashboard. It's freed up hours every single week."
Mandy
Shift Supervisor
Manufacturing Company

Questions? We have answers.

What security protections are in place?

Rapid Recall is deployed on AWS GovCloud and requires two-factor authentication for admin sign-in. Our development and operations practices follow industry-standard security frameworks, including code reviews, automated vulnerability scanning, and continuous infrastructure monitoring. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit.

Are messages from Rapid Recall encrypted?

Data is encrypted at rest and in transit within our application. The Rapid Recall Messenger delivers messages through our platform, so your messages benefit from this encryption. However, if messages are sent via SMS or email, those channels have their own security limitations and are not encrypted by Rapid Recall.

Do recipients need to download anything to receive messages?

No. Messages can be sent via phone call, email, or text without recipients needing to download any software. If your plan includes Rapid Recall Messenger, recipients will need to download the app to receive messages through that channel.

I’m a member of the Armed Forces, how do I get this for my unit?

Contact us through the form on this site, and we'll help you find the right plan for your unit. Rapid Recall operates as a commercial SaaS platform outside the DoD Information Network, so no ATO or lengthy procurement process is required to get started.

Does Rapid Recall require a DoD Authority to Operate (ATO)?

No. Rapid Recall is a SOC 2 Type II–aligned commercial SaaS platform hosted in FedRAMP-authorized cloud infrastructure. It operates outside the DoD Information Network (DoDIN) and can be used to handle only non-CUI contact and coordination data. As an external commercial service and not a DoD information system, it is not subject to the DoD Risk Management Framework (RMF) under DoDI 8510.01 and does not require an Authority to Operate (ATO).

What is the privacy policy around location sharing?

Member real-time location sharing is entirely opt-in. Members choose whether to share their location, how precise that information is, and for how long — or they can choose not to share at all. Rapid Recall is built on the principle that your people share what they choose, when they choose. No real-time location data is collected without explicit member consent.

Decision advantage starts today.

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