PLUGIN DEVELOPMENT

ATAK, WinTAK, iTAK and TAK Server Plugin Development

Operators should not fight the tool. A well-built TAK plugin puts the right data and control on the map — or on the server that federates the picture.

DS2 develops custom ATAK, WinTAK, iTAK and TAK Server plugins for defense and mission partners. We turn external systems into CoT traffic, in-client UI and server-side services that hold up in operational use.

Client plugins

ATAK · WinTAK · iTAK

Server plugins

Messaging · translation · telemetry

CoT

Shared mission data format

TAKX

Also supported

WHY IT MATTERS

Why plugins

Baseline TAK clients and TAK Server cover the common operational picture. Mission-specific sensors, vehicles, AI services and planning tools need a plugin — on the client, on the server, or both — so the capability shows up where the operator already works.

HOW WE ENGAGE

Discover · Build · Test · Field

Discover the mission, data source and target client or Server plugin API. Prototype early on the real TAK surface. Harden, package and support through fielding.

ON DEVICE

Client plugins (ATAK, WinTAK, iTAK)

Client plugins add UI, symbology, device bridges and mission controls inside ATAK, WinTAK and iTAK.

ATAK direction-finding plugin view with map bearings and DF message panel

Direction-finding on ATAK — example of a sensor plugin DS2 builds for ASI.

ON THE SERVER

TAK Server plugins

TAK Server plugins and modules extend the server with translation, messaging buses, telemetry services and application logic. We build the plugin.

CASES

Selected work

Read the public cases, then tell us what to plug in next.

WinTAK desktop and ATAK mobile views with a live field video feed

Desktop and mobile TAK clients — where SOFWERX-related server plugins deliver CoT to operators.

ENGAGEMENT

How we engage

We also support software integration discovery when the work is plugin or CoT integration — not Server deployment or training.

ENGAGE

Next step

Tell us the client or server surface, the data source and the mission outcome.

ANSWERS

FAQ

A client plugin runs in ATAK, WinTAK or iTAK and adds UI, symbology or device control on the end-user device. A TAK Server plugin runs on TAK Server and extends messaging, translation or services for connected clients. DS2 builds both.

Cursor on Target is the message format TAK uses to share points, alerts and related mission data across clients and servers.

No. We build plugins and integrations, not server deployments or training.

ATAK, WinTAK, iTAK and TAKX, plus TAK Server plugins where the integration belongs on the server.