We’re prototyping a desktop-style workspace for OpsCentre modules.
OpsCentre OS is an in-development concept — a fictional police workstation. Instead of logging into a website, you sign into a believable computer: a desktop, app icons, a taskbar with a secure-session indicator and a live clock, and your modules running as applications inside it.
RMS, LEDS, internal Mail, your Pocket Note Book, the Reference Book, the Force Intranet — each would run as an app on the machine, in one coherent environment.
OpsCentre OS is in active development and its exact shape is evolving as we build. What you see here is a concept of the direction — not a finished specification. Every part of it is included in your subscription as it ships.
The concept
Sign in, and you’re at a workstation.
A glimpse of the idea: the force desktop, with your applications a click away and a secure session running across all of them. This is an early concept — the real design is still being drawn up.
Illustrative concept. The OpsCentre OS design is in development and will evolve — apps shown are a representative selection, not a final list.
Why an operating system
Because authenticity goes all the way down.
A real officer sits at a terminal running dedicated applications. OpsCentre OS aims to extend the procedural detail already in the modules to the whole environment.
One believable machine
The live modules already have their own skins — the Niche-style RMS, the LEDS terminal, the PULSE reskin. The OS would be the shell that unifies them into a single coherent workstation, with the secure-session loading screen you already meet at sign-in.
A home for everything
Internal Mail, a reference toolkit, the Force Intranet — the pieces that don’t fit neatly into a sidebar all become apps on the desktop. A cleaner story than bolting each one on separately.
Station and vehicle
The OS is the station workstation experience. Its counterpart is the in-vehicle mobile terminal — the lighter, officer-on-the-move view. Two environments, one platform, the right tool for where the officer is.
Nothing else like it
We’re not aware of roleplay tooling that presents itself as a cohesive police operating system. It’s the kind of environment that makes the work feel real.
The applications
Your modules, as apps on the machine.
The OS would host what’s already live alongside what’s coming. This is a representative set of the applications we’re building toward — the exact line-up will evolve.
Records
Module live today
The full records management system — nominals, custody, intelligence, reports and prosecution.
LEDS / PULSE
Module live today
The credential-gated lookup terminal — person, vehicle, address, property and firearms.
On the roadmap
Internal member-to-member messaging and force email, inside the environment rather than off in Discord.
Pocket Note Book
In development
An officer’s contemporaneous notebook — quick, structured notes that link back to records.
Reference Book
In development
A reference toolkit — legislation, codes, procedures and force policy a click away.
Force Intranet
On the roadmap
The community’s internal hub — announcements, documents, SOPs and policies in one place.
Beyond the desktop
The longer-term ambition.
OpsCentre OS is the environment — and these are the bigger bets we’re building toward inside and around it. Long-term goals, set by community demand and what unlocks the most value, with no committed dates.
Big Bet
Custom radio & comms suite
A bespoke TETRA-style radio system built into the OS — talkgroups, patching, lone-worker alerts, status codes and an emergency button, integrated with dispatch. Designed for roleplay realism, not reskinned off-the-shelf voice tooling.
Big Bet
First-class in-game integration
Deep integration with the game world — lookups from in-game terminals, incidents triggered by world events, officer status syncing, and fleet tied to actual vehicles. One source of truth across browser and game. (Our integration work — not an affiliation with any game platform.)
Big Bet
Native in-game devices
Handheld radios, terminals and tablets in the game world that talk to OpsCentre directly — no third-party radio plugin, no separate dispatch product, no copy-pasted incident numbers.
Big Bet
Cross-community federation
Opt-in federation between communities for joint exercises, mutual aid and cross-force operations. Your data stays isolated by default — you share only what you choose, when you choose.
Big Bet
Digital evidence management
Body-worn video, CCTV seizures, exhibit handling, chain-of-custody and prosecution-bundle generation — designed to feel like the real thing without the real paperwork.
Big Bet
Public API & plugins
An API and plugin system so communities and developers can extend OpsCentre — build dashboards, connect resources and automate workflows without us hand-rolling every integration.
The vision is OpsCentre OS. The platform is live today.
You don’t have to wait for the desktop to get the depth. The records, intelligence, LEDS and compliance backbone are working now — and everything we build toward OpsCentre OS is included in your subscription as it ships.
Module availability reflects current development status and is subject to change.