Try it in your browser, or build it yourself

The live demonstration

Open the demo

Press Sign in as the demo user on its sign-in page, or sign in as demo with password try-bitdispatcher-demo. It is a dispatcher's console: everything on the console, the screens and the mobile terminal, but not the administration. The data is invented, around Roanoke, Virginia; simulated 911 calls arrive every 35 seconds; it goes back to the morning's incidents every night.

Build and run

Go 1.26 or newer, and Node 24 with corepack (pnpm) for the web interface.

git clone https://github.com/BioDream-LLC/bitdispatcher && cd bitdispatcher
make web build sim
./bin/bitdispatcher -demo      # https://localhost:8443; the first start prints the admin password once
./bin/bvsim                    # optional: a simulated BitVoice with 911 calls and radio traffic

-demo adds fictional stations and units around Roanoke, labelled as demo data. Then, in the browser:

• Admin › Map: record the map for your area; the centre and radius are chosen on the map
• Admin › Units, Stations, Call types & run cards: your agency
• Admin › Integrations: BitVoice or another call-handling system; for the simulator, https://127.0.0.1:9444 with the token bv_simulated, then Read it to pin its certificate

The program is pure Go with no C libraries, built for Linux, macOS and Windows on Intel and Arm.

Licence

Apache License 2.0: use, change and redistribute it, commercially or not, with no fee. See LICENSE and NOTICE.