Tracker sprawl
One sheet for MEDPROS, another for counselings, texts for everything else—and none of it talks.
The squad-level operating system for readiness, accountability, and Soldier development—built first for Reserve and Guard leaders who cannot live inside Army systems every day.
Free for founding individual leaders · No card required · Reserve & Guard first
One sheet for MEDPROS, another for counselings, texts for everything else—and none of it talks.
Critical deadlines surface when they're already urgent, leaving leaders to chase instead of lead.
Readiness gets tracked. Growth, goals, recognition, and the human context get lost.
SQUAD READINESS
See readiness, deadlines, counseling, and Soldier development in one leadership picture.
SoldierOS turns scattered inputs into a living leadership picture—without pretending software can replace knowing your people.
Readiness, development, and leader actions stay connected.
See what's due, what's drifting, and where to focus next.
Spend less time assembling the picture and more time acting on it.
Join the first cohort of squad and platoon leaders testing SoldierOS. Bring the problems. We'll build around the reality of part-time service.
No card. No commitment. We're optimizing for adoption and impact while we learn what part-time leaders truly need.
Claim my spot We'll reply with a short validation interview and access timeline.No. SoldierOS is an independent product built by a squad leader to make small-unit leadership easier. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Army or Department of Defense.
The pilot centers on leader actions, Soldier development, readiness visibility, recurring requirements, and the context you need to lead proactively.
Not during the early pilot. Never enter classified information, CUI, medical details, SSNs, or other sensitive personal data. The pilot uses minimal, non-sensitive information.
Reserve and National Guard team leaders, squad leaders, platoon sergeants, and platoon leaders who need continuity between drill weekends. Other small-unit leaders are welcome too.