ODIN Documentation¶
Welcome to the official documentation for ODIN — the Open Source Command & Control Information System.
ODIN is a free, cross-platform desktop application for tactical mapping and situational awareness. It supports MIL-STD-2525C military symbology, real-time collaboration via the Matrix protocol, and works fully offline.
Quick Links¶
- Installation — Download and install ODIN on Windows, macOS, or Linux
- Core Concepts — Layers, features, tags, and the basics
- Shapes — Lines, polygons, and text annotations
- NIDO API — Integrate external systems via WebSocket
- Live Data Sources — Real-time tracking via SSE
What is ODIN?¶
ODIN is designed for professionals who need reliable tactical mapping without vendor lock-in:
- Offline-first — Self-host map tiles and search services for air-gapped environments
- MIL-STD-2525C — Full military symbology support with drag-and-drop placement
- Real-time collaboration — Share layers across teams using the Matrix ecosystem
- Extensible — Connect external systems via the NIDO WebSocket API or live data feeds
- Open source — Licensed under AGPL-3.0, fully auditable
Getting Help¶
- GitHub Issues — Report bugs or request features
- Matrix Chat — Join the community
- Email — Contact Syncpoint GmbH