Observe  ·  Orient  ·  Decide  ·  Act

Own the fight.

OODA is a decision-support tool for military commanders and their staffs. Every planning product, drafted before the staff sits down—so you can spend your time building understanding, not slides.

01  ·  Visualize

Visualize the battlespace

See the entire area of operations in immersive virtual reality. OODA's terrain viewer uses real elevation data and satellite imagery, with the staff's operational graphics rendered on demand.

Conduct dislocated rehearsals in high-fidelity without exposing key leaders to enemy observation and fire. Put on a headset and walk the terrain, check the line of sight to the objective, and see the fight the way your lead element will.

02  ·  Plan

Plan at the speed of thought

Cutting-edge artificial intelligence works for you, including an industry-first spatial reasoning model, so that every MDMP step arrives already drafted. Your staff simply reviews, adjusts, and approves.

A human always stays in the loop, ensuring combat decisions are made by leaders with real-world experience—never a machine.

03  ·  Wargame

Predict every outcome

Stop wargaming with dice and plastic toys. OODA runs every friendly COA against every enemy COA, thousands of times each, using the real order of battle, over the real terrain.

Know which plan is most likely to succeed, where it culminates, and which decision point matters most—all before LD.

04  ·  Execute

Control the fight

Know the moment a trigger is met or a decision point is reached with seamless, live-data updates to the staff products you already use. See and approve real-time recommendations for adjustments to the operational timeline, collection plan, target list, and more.

With OODA, your information, updates, recommendations, and order production live on the same surface, so the gap between understanding and action is only ever a click away.

Decide faster.

Faster staff products, fewer dropped handoffs, and a commander who sees the decision before the enemy forces it.

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