Twelve services. Six domains. One system.

Every service runs on the same command picture, so they work as one.

01Domain

Air

In development

Drones directed over pipelines, borders, sites and events, with every frame read.

01
  • Air

Aerial surveillance and patrols

Drone patrols along pipelines, borders, sites and events. Every frame is read, and anything that does not belong is flagged to the command picture with the frame attached.

A fixed-wing surveillance drone flying low along a desert pipeline at sunset.

Included

  • Routes and schedules planned with your teams
  • Anomalies flagged with the frame attached
  • Patrols retasked by the people you authorise
  • Works with the drones you already fly
Explore Air

02Domain

Sea

On the roadmap

Vessels on the surface, and the pipelines and cables on the seabed below them.

02
  • Sea

Maritime domain awareness

Vessels tracked along coasts, ports and shipping lanes. A ship that goes dark, strays from its route or loiters near an asset is flagged before it becomes a problem.

Five ships under way off a rocky coastline, seen from above.

Included

  • Vessel tracks from the sources you use, on one map
  • Dark, loitering and off-route vessels flagged
  • Protected zones around ports, platforms and cables
  • Contacts handed to the people who patrol the water
Explore Sea
03
  • Sea
  • Infrastructure

Subsea asset monitoring

Pipelines and cables on the seabed, watched through the inspection vehicles and sensors you run, with every survey compared against the last.

An inspection vehicle lighting a subsea pipeline on the dark seabed.

Included

  • Inspection footage in the command picture
  • Change between surveys surfaced
  • Activity on the surface above the asset flagged
Explore Sea

03Domain

Land

On the roadmap

Forests, mines, borders and towns, and the response when floods, fires and disasters strike.

04
  • Land

Land and border watch

Forests, mines, borders and remote sites watched from the air and from orbit. New roads, clearings, workings and crossings are surfaced where no one should be.

An open-pit mine and its turquoise tailings pond, cut into forest, seen from above.

Included

  • Protected areas and boundaries mapped
  • New roads, clearings and workings surfaced
  • Patrols sent where the picture changes
Explore Land
05
  • Land
  • Air
  • Sea

Search and rescue coordination

When floods, fires or disasters strike, drones sweep the search grid and every rescue team works from the same picture, so no street is searched twice and none is missed.

A rescue boat moving along a flooded street between houses, seen from above.

Included

  • Search grids assigned and tracked
  • Sightings shared with every team at once
  • Teams dispatched where they are needed
Explore Land

04Domain

Orbit

In development

Satellites and ground stations, and the ground itself seen from space, pass after pass.

06
  • Orbit
  • Land

Earth observation and change detection

Satellite imagery compared pass after pass, so a new clearing in a protected forest, a new bench in a mine or a new road is caught early and sent to the team that owns the ground.

Rainforest along a winding river, with four new clearings marked.

Included

  • Imagery from the sources you already use
  • Before and after, side by side
  • Changes routed to the team that owns the ground
Explore Orbit

05Domain

Infrastructure

In development

Pipelines, energy grids, ground stations and networks, watched as one system.

07
  • Infrastructure

Critical infrastructure protection

The assets a country runs on, watched end to end. When one section falters, the picture shows what depends on it, and the people responsible can act in a single decision.

A pipeline running diagonally across dry, rocky ground, seen from above.

Included

  • Assets and their dependencies mapped
  • Physical and network signals side by side
  • Lock Down for a site in one decision
  • Incidents handed to the team on the ground
Explore Infrastructure

06Domain

Cyber

In development

The digital front line, from an organisation’s domains down to one person’s data.

08
  • Cyber

Threat intelligence and dark-web monitoring

Your domains and organisations watched across leak indexes, breach directories and certificate logs. Each new exposure is graded Info, Medium, High or Critical.

Monitor’s three sources for a domain: LeakIX clear, a High breach finding from Have I Been Pwned, and new hostnames from certificate transparency graded Info.

Included

  • LeakIX, Have I Been Pwned and certificate transparency
  • Every target re-checked daily
  • Findings graded Info, Medium, High or Critical
  • Reads public indexes and never logs in anywhere
How Monitor works
09
  • Cyber

Digital footprint removal Vanish

Personal data taken off people-search and data-broker sites through their official channels. Each person gives consent, and every request is sent with their own tap or click.

Vanish working through the four cluster parents: a listing found on PeopleConnect, a request sent to BeenVerified, and listings removed from Whitepages and Spokeo.

Included

  • 38 sites, the four cluster parents first
  • Requests cite GDPR Art. 17, CCPA/CPRA or PIPEDA, by region
  • Removed only when a weekly re-scan proves it
  • Never asks for government ID
How Vanish works

07Across all six

Every domain

The picture, the people and the practice that make everything else work.

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  • All domains

Command centre and field operations

One command picture for the operations room and the field: a wall for the room, workstations for analysts, and the phone as a remote control for teams on the move.

An operations wall with four feeds side by side, air, sea, land and a pipeline section flagged at KP 42.

Included

  • An operations room set up around your picture
  • Roles and authorisations defined with you
  • Field teams on the same picture
  • Tasking and Lock Down from any screen
Explore Command
11
  • All domains

Integration with existing sensors and fleets

Vamocles is the layer above the hardware. We connect the drones, cameras, vessels, sensors and imagery you already run, so what you own becomes part of one picture.

A row of satellite ground-station dishes under the Milky Way.

Included

  • Your fleets and feeds, mapped and connected
  • One picture, not another screen
  • The hardware stays yours
See the architecture
12
  • All domains

Briefings and exercises

Briefings for leadership and exercises for the teams who will use the system, built around your own ground and your own scenarios, so the first real event is not the first rehearsal.

A tabletop exercise in four parts: a rising river gauge, a drone sweep, a team dispatched, and a debrief.

Included

  • Leadership briefings
  • Tabletop and field exercises
  • Scenarios drawn from your own ground
Request a briefing

Vamocles is not another sensor. It is the layer that makes the ones you already run work as one.

From one person to a whole nation.

  1. Individuals

    People who want their own defence: their data off brokers’ lists, their domains watched and their files checked before they open them.

    • Digital footprint removal
    • Threat intelligence for your own domains
    • File analysis on the Mac
    • Vamo, the analyst you can talk to
    See the products
  2. Businesses and operators of critical infrastructure

    Companies, and the operators of pipelines, grids, ports, ground stations and networks, with the people who keep them running.

    • Aerial surveillance and patrols
    • Maritime and subsea monitoring
    • Critical infrastructure protection
    • Command centre and field operations
    Explore Infrastructure
  3. Governments and nations

    The agencies responsible for borders, coasts, forests and airspace, and for the response when disaster strikes.

    • Land and border watch
    • Earth observation and change detection
    • Search and rescue coordination
    • Briefings and exercises
    Request a briefing

Plans for individuals, businesses and governments will be announced. There are no public prices yet; a briefing is the place to start.

How an engagement works

Brief. Map. Connect. Command.

You set the pace. Nothing is switched on until your people are ready to run it.

  1. A conversation, not a pitch. You tell us what you hold, what worries you and who has the authority to act. We show you how the system would see it.

    You bring
    The ground and the questions
    You leave with
    A clear view of what fits
  2. Together we map the ground: the sites, routes, coasts, networks and people in scope, and which of the six domains they span.

    You bring
    Maps, assets and the people who know them
    You leave with
    One map of what matters
  3. We connect the feeds you already run and set up the people: roles, authorisations and the screens each of them will use.

    You bring
    Access to your feeds and fleets
    You leave with
    One picture, in the right hands
  4. The picture is in your hands. Your people decide, the system carries out what they authorise, and exercises keep everyone sharp.

    You bring
    The people with authority
    You leave with
    Command, from any screen

In every engagement

The terms we hold ourselves to.

  • People decide

    The system recommends. Tasking, dispatch and Lock Down are deliberate actions by the people you authorise.

  • Defensive use only

    Surveillance, monitoring, protection and rescue. No weapons, no offensive operations, no targeting of people.

  • Your ground, your data

    What we map and connect for you is there to defend you, and nothing more. The hardware you run stays yours.

  • Straight answers

    We tell you what runs today, what is in preview and what is still being built. No badges we have not earned.

  • Consent where it counts

    Personal services act only with each person’s consent, recorded with a timestamp, one tap per request.

  • Practice before reliance

    Teams rehearse on their own scenarios before they depend on the system in a real event.

Asked before every briefing.

Something else? Write to hello@vamocles.com.

Do you build drones, satellites or vessels?

No. Vamocles is the intelligence and command layer that works with them. We connect the drones, satellites, vessels and sensors you already run, or the ones you choose to add, into one command picture.

Is Vamocles an antivirus?

No. It is an intelligence, command and protection system that spans six domains: air, sea, land, orbit, infrastructure and cyber. The personal layer, with Vanish, Monitor, file analysis on the Mac and Vamo, lives in the Cyber domain alongside defence for organisations and nations.

Can we start with one domain?

Yes. Most engagements begin with the ground that matters most, a pipeline, a coastline or a forest, and grow from there. Every service runs on the same picture, so a new domain adds to it rather than sitting beside it.

Who decides what the system does?

Your people. Vamocles recommends; tasking, dispatch and Lock Down are deliberate actions by the people you authorise. Roles and authorisations are set up with you while we connect sensors and people.

Is any of it offensive?

No. Vamocles is defensive by design: surveillance, monitoring, protection and rescue. It is not used for weapons, for offensive operations or for targeting people.

Can individuals use Vamocles?

Yes. The personal layer is built for one person: Vanish takes their data off data-broker sites, Monitor watches their domains, the Mac checks their files and Vamo answers their questions. The iOS and macOS apps are available in preview.

See the products

How do you handle our data?

What we map and connect is there to defend you, and nothing more. In the personal apps, identifiers and keys are kept in the device keychain, and file analysis on the Mac happens on the machine. The security page sets out how we protect what we hold, and the privacy policy covers personal data.

What does it cost?

Plans for individuals, businesses and governments will be announced. We do not publish prices yet. A briefing is the place to talk about scope.

Which platforms does it run on?

The command picture is built for the operations-room wall. Vamo, Vanish and Monitor are available in preview on iPhone and Mac; the Web, Android, Windows and Linux are on the roadmap.

See where each stands

How do we start?

Request a briefing, or write to hello@vamocles.com. Tell us what you hold and what worries you, and we will come back with how Vamocles would see it.

Tell us what you need to hold.

A pipeline, a coastline, a border, a network or a single person. Start with one, and the rest can join the same picture.