
Custom Emergency Responder Apps
Hogback Ops
Hogback Ops is a custom emergency responder application built for your organization—with your branding and your operational workflows. Track apparatus AVL from mobile data terminals, cell or Starlink connections, mobile devices, Cradlepoint, or any other source that exposes an API. Hogback does not charge for new API integrations. Bring your own mapping overlay or choose one of our base maps. Collect live 911 dispatches through a CAD API or alternative feeds from your dispatch center. Customize apparatus labels to match how your agency runs. When your organization allows it, use in-app messaging, plus Apple CarPlay for responders on the road. Delivered as iOS, Android, and web apps.
- Custom app with your organization's branding and identity
- AVL apparatus location from MDTs, cellular, Starlink, mobile devices, Cradlepoint, and other API sources
- New API integrations at no extra charge
- Bring your own map overlay—or use Hogback base maps
- Live 911 dispatch from CAD API or dispatch-center alternatives
- Customizable apparatus labels for your operational needs
- Optional in-app messaging when your organization enables it
- Apple CarPlay integration for in-vehicle response
- iOS, Android, and web app delivery
Pricing
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Core | $3,500/yr |
| Standard | $7,500/yr |
| Pro | $12,000–$18,000/yr |
| Setup | $2,000–$6,000 |
Security
Security & Privacy
Built for agencies that need a branded responder app with practical control over operational and location data—without enterprise theater.
- AES-256 encryption at rest (Google Cloud / Firebase defaults)
- TLS 1.2+ encryption in transit
- U.S. cloud infrastructure (Google Cloud us-west1 & Cloudflare)
- Organization-scoped access for your agency's branded app
- Role separation for administrators and operational users
- No ads, no tracking pixels, and we do not sell your data
Need a formal security review, data processing terms, or agency-specific compliance discussion? Contact us—we will walk through your requirements honestly.




