Products/MSTAR
MSTAR · ATAK Plugin + Standalone APK · Commercial / Unclassified

MSTAR

Medical Sustainment Tracking & Resupply

When evacuation is delayed and casualties are mounting, the medic is managing multiple patients on a fixed supply load with no resupply certainty. MSTAR gives SOF medics real-time visibility into medical-supply consumption during Prolonged Field Care — tracking what’s used, continuously projecting when every item runs out, and generating a complete resupply request with a single tap.

MSTAR sustainment screen
At a Glance

The Logistics Gap, Closed

Not a patient-documentation tool — MSTAR fills the supply, depletion, and resupply gap.

What it is
Offline-first medical sustainment & resupply tracker for Prolonged Field Care (PFC)
User
SOF medics (18D) and medical planners / team leaders
Core engine
Burn-rate model — projects time-to-depletion per item from patients, interventions & environment
Status model
RAG — Green (OK) · Amber (low) · Red (critical), with resupply countdown
Resupply
One-tap, fully formatted request — ready for radio or digital transmission
Delivery
ATAK plugin + standalone Android APK · plus a command fleet web view
Interop
TAK / Cursor-on-Target · BATDOK bridge for interventions
Operation
Fully offline · runs with screen off · PIN-locked, encrypted at rest
Classification
Commercial / Unclassified
Capabilities

What MSTAR Does

01

Continuous Burn-Rate Projection

A burn-rate engine sums the consumption of every active intervention across every patient, adjusts for the operating environment, and continuously projects when each item in the load-out will run out — recalculating instantly as patients and interventions change.

02

RAG Status & Depletion Alerts

Every item carries a Green / Amber / Red status against the resupply window, with a persistent countdown that turns amber at 24 hours and red at 6. Blood-product expiry is tracked and alerted separately.

03

One-Tap Resupply Request

Generates a complete, formatted resupply request — DTG, element, location, providers, patients, critical and low items with quantities and depletion times, plus special-handling flags like cold-chain — ready to copy, share, or transmit by radio.

04

Glove-Survivable, One-Hand UX

Built for the worst moment to use a phone: large tap targets, tap-from-list selection, no typing during operations, and a dark, EMCON-aware display. Everything works one-handed under stress.

05

Offline-First & Secure

No network required — all tracking and projection runs locally, even with the screen off. PIN-gated with data encrypted at rest and a full audit log, so it holds up to operational and HIPAA scrutiny.

06

TAK & BATDOK Integration

Pushes site status and critical-depletion alerts to ATAK over Cursor-on-Target, and bridges with BATDOK so patient interventions drive the burn-rate model automatically — no double entry.

The Medic App

In the Medic’s Hand

Tap-based, glove-survivable, offline.

Mission setup and resupply window
Setup & Resupply Window
Patient log and interventions
Patient Log
Generated resupply request
One-Tap Resupply Request
Command Fleet View

From Medic to Planner

A browser-based command dashboard aggregates every site into one fleet picture — per-site RAG, KPI tiles, and supply-chain rollup for medical planners and team leaders.

mstar command — fleet supply chain
MSTAR Command fleet-wide supply chain aggregation
MSTAR Command — fleet-wide inventory aggregation with RAG & deficits
Next Steps

Know What You Have.
Know When It Runs Out.

Request a capability briefing or a live demonstration of MSTAR from the team that built it.