Every report from your operators, sorted into what holds and what connects.
For watch teams, OSINT cells and the units they support.
Inside your closed network, FirstTide takes in large volumes of reporting from your operators and files it into stories, each with a level and its reason, linked by the people and places they name. Hosted, it does the same on the open channels on your list.
The watch so far: 1,284 reports from 37 operators, filed into 46 stories.
High. GPS interference near the Strait of Hormuz. 4 of your units report it, and the patrol names the place.
One watch, filed into a story and what it connects to
Ships report GPS interference near the Strait of Hormuz. Collected from the public channels on your list; times in UTC. Medium: 3 channels report it. None names a vessel or shows the tracking data, and a repost counts once.
Your units' own entries, translated inside the network, UTC. The smaller discs are places the story shares with other stories this week.
اختلال در جیپیاس کشتیها نزدیک تنگه هرمز گزارش شد.
GPS disruption reported on ships near the Strait of Hormuz.
t.me/bandar_abbas_example/18342
Several vessels near Hormuz show position jumps on AIS.
x.com/tracking_example/status/18492
Several vessels near Hormuz show position jumps on AIS.
t.me/repost_example/7710
A near-copy of the 04:31 post. It counts once.
سفن تبلغ عن تشويش على أنظمة الملاحة قرب مضيق هرمز.
Ships report interference with navigation systems near the Strait of Hormuz.
gulf-site.example/navigation-interference
Level
Medium. 3 channels report it. None names a vessel or shows the tracking data, and a repost counts once.
Two vessels in our area report GPS interference near the strait.
Position jumps on our AIS track for twenty minutes, then steady.
الشركاء في الخليج يبلغون عن تشويش مماثل على الملاحة.
Partners in the Gulf report the same navigation interference. Translated inside your network.
Patrol sees the same interference on two receivers off Musandam.
Level
High. 4 of your units report it, 2 from their own receivers, and the patrol names the place.
Why it fits a watch team
Inside a closed network
The whole system runs there, the AI models and machine translation included. It works on the feeds and reports you bring in. Nothing comes in from outside, and nothing calls out.
On open sources
Hosted, FirstTide reads the public Telegram channels, RSS feeds and X accounts on your list.
Every report filed
Reports from every operator land on their story as they come in, so the watch reads one story per event.
What holds
Each story carries a level in words with its reason, built from your source ratings, how many separate sources carry it and what the reports say about where they come from.
What connects
Each story links to the others that name the same people and places, across days and across units.
The pilot
A 30-day hosted pilot on public channels comes first. The deployment inside your network follows, scoped with your team.
15 minutes on an area like yours.
A demo list of public channels for one area of responsibility, and how a deployment inside your network is set up. If it fits, a 30-day hosted pilot follows.