You already have the farm watch groups, CPF units, and local responders on the ground. What is missing right now is tactical control—the ability to strategically place and coordinate those units instead of letting everyone race to the exact same location.
Wolfpak unites your existing teams under a single live map. Post each unit where it matters most: one to the scene, others blocking escape routes, and someone keeping watch from high ground. Every unit knows their precise assignment, and with the Wolfpak control room, you can view the locations of all active responders.
Farm watch groups, CPF units, and local responders have plenty of manpower and vehicles ready to roll. However, traditional radio and WhatsApp communication lack tactical control. When an emergency hits, everyone rushes to the exact same spot blindly.
Without tactical control to strategically position your response units, every approach remains an open road. By the time the last vehicle crowds the scene, suspects have already slipped away down unmonitored exits.
When multiple independent responders converge on a single coordinate without managed tasking, valuable tracks, tyre marks, and evidence are inadvertently trampled over before anyone can document them.
Coordinators are left guessing over noisy radios trying to figure out who is where. You cannot maintain an effective perimeter or strategic containment if you cannot see where your response units actually are.
Wolfpak empowers existing farm watch groups, CPFs, and response teams by giving coordinators the missing tactical control tool: the ability to assign, position, and track every unit strategically.
When a call or alarm comes in from your community, your operator logs the incident on the live map instantly via address search or map pin drop, establishing a clear center point of operations.
Instead of sending everyone to the same location, assign specific tactical positions: one unit to the scene, others to block escape routes or key road junctions, and one to high ground. Every unit receives a dedicated tasking and destination.
Monitor unit statuses (acknowledged, en route, arrived) in real time. Your responders stay in position because they can see that all other approaches are covered, turning a chaotic scramble into an organized response.
Every responder gets a clean screen dedicated to clarity: where am I going, how do I get there, and which other units are covering adjacent positions. Handoffs to Google or Apple Maps provide smooth turn-by-turn routing under pressure.
The map tracks movement automatically and alerts responders to urgent tactical taskings until acknowledged, ensuring your field units stay aligned with overall strategy.
Wolfpak bridges the gap between existing response manpower and professional tactical oversight, solving the exact coordination breakdowns that teams face on the ground.
Positions stream continuously. If network connections drop, the platform intelligently handles data paths to ensure your situational awareness never goes dark mid-incident.
Urgent tactical taskings repeat until acknowledged, ensuring team members with phones in their pockets are alerted immediately rather than waiting for the next radio check-in.
Clear driving routes guide responders directly to their assigned tactical positions without confusion or wasted time.
Every responder can see where allied units are positioned. Knowing adjacent roads are covered builds trust and keeps volunteers at their assigned tactical posts.
Track bakkies, response vehicles, and trailers individually with real-time heading and speed data so you always know who is moving and who is on foot.
Your members, areas, and operational roles remain strictly partitioned within your own group tenancy. No cross-group data leakage.
Every tasking, acknowledgement, and arrival is immutably logged with timestamps and locations, ready for easy PDF export for insurers, law enforcement, or post-incident review.
Rural areas and agricultural plots frequently suffer from dead zones. Wolfpak ensures your tactical visibility doesn't vanish the moment a unit drives behind a hill or into a remote valley.
Traditional tracking apps fail when cellular signal drops, leaving units frozen on screens or completely offline. Wolfpak integrates seamlessly with small, long-range radio trackers that communicate directly with base stations from kilometers away without relying on cellular carriers.
Long-range trackers take priority when cellular signals are absent, seamlessly switching back to mobile data when coverage returns—giving your control room uninterrupted, reliable tracking.
Currently in field testing. The software is fully built and hardware components are off-the-shelf, though regional terrain performance varies. Talk to us about a pilot to test coverage across your specific area.
The challenge of coordinating decentralized personnel across complex terrain applies equally to fire and rescue teams, disaster management units, and emergency responders.
Veld fires and major incidents face identical coordination hazards: teams spread across remote areas with zero cell coverage, rapidly shifting conditions, and incident commanders relying on outdated voice radio updates.
Wolfpak's core strengths—long-range tracking, real-time asset mapping, and granular area boundary management—translate directly to emergency situations. Command staff can monitor crew positions against hazard zones and issue rapid, targeted re-taskings.
No specialized fire-modeling features yet. While tracking, area demarcation, and logging work identically for any team, Wolfpak does not yet include predictive fire modeling or automated hazard alerts. Command staff retain full tactical oversight.
We are partnering with a select group of farm watch groups, CPFs, and response teams to prove tactical control in real-world operations. Get full access in exchange for honest feedback.