Resilient at the tactical edge.
Built for DDIL environments. Forward teams share the same governed channel as headquarters, over fiber, SATCOM or tactical networks, and inside ATAK.
Trusted by the world's most critical organizations
Ready where the mission is hardest.
One governed platform from the command post to the forward team, on the links and devices they actually have.
Built for DDIL environments
The same channel over fiber, SATCOM and tactical networks, under the same controls.
Inside the tools operators carry
Chat and position reports inside ATAK, in the same channel as headquarters.
No single point of failure
Forward kits, high availability and an out-of-band channel ready for the worst day.
Built for DDIL environments. From fiber to the field.
Disconnected, intermittent and limited links are normal at the edge. Rocket.Chat is built for them.
- Works on any linkThe same channel runs on fiber at the command post, SATCOM at deployed sites and tactical networks with forward teams.
- One channel, headquarters to edgeCommand and forward teams work in the same conversation, not in separate tools stitched together.
- The same rules on every linkEncryption, access by attribute and audit apply at the edge exactly as they do at headquarters.
Inside the tools operators carry. Right next to the map.
Forward teams don't switch apps to report. They message from ATAK, and command reads it in the channel.
- Chat inside ATAKRocket.Chat works with TAK Server and ATAK, so operators message from the device they already carry.
- Position reports in the channelPositions shared from ATAK land in the same channel, where command is already working.
- Coalition partners on their own systemsAllies join over Matrix or XMPP, the chat standard of Federated Mission Networking, without switching platforms.
No single point of failure. A clean channel for the worst day.
Run it where the mission runs, survive a failure and keep an isolated channel ready before a crisis.
- Runs where the mission runsDeploy at headquarters, at deployed sites or in air-gapped forward kits, with the whole platform in each.
- Survives a failureIf a server or the primary database fails, the rest take over and people keep working.
- A clean channel for the worst dayOut-of-Band Failover keeps an isolated channel on separate infrastructure, ready before an outage, cyberattack or crisis.
Built in, not bolted on.
The edge runs the same platform as headquarters, so every capability and every control comes with it.
Faster decisions with fewer tools
Messaging, voice, video and screen sharing in one workspace, in every environment.
See how → InteroperabilityWork with partners on their own systems
Partners join your channels from their own Matrix or XMPP servers. MS Teams users join through a bridge.
See how → Governance & ControlThe same rules at the edge
Encryption, data loss prevention and access by attribute apply wherever you run.
See how → Governed AIAI that stays inside your boundary
Your own models, even air-gapped, with answers scoped to what each person may see.
See how → Deploy AnywhereYour data stays where you put it
On-premises, secure cloud or air-gapped, with the whole platform in each.
See how →Trusted where the mission runs.
Classified programs, national agencies and EU institutions run their most sensitive work on Rocket.Chat.
Integrator figures are a case study: scale inside one US systems integrator. Several references are anonymized due to classification.
Rocket.Chat gives us the fine-grained access control we need, keeping teams segmented by classified program, preventing data leaks, and eliminating tool sprawl.
Rocket.Chat met our communication needs: secure messaging, audio and video calls, and document sharing. It checked all the security and usability boxes for us.
We were looking for a platform that's easy to use, secure, and hosted in the EU. Rocket.Chat on AWS delivered exactly that, enabling us to support real-time collaboration with Member States.
