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The offline package is a point-in-time ZIP of the mission record for handoff, command review, or retention.

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Steps

  1. Open the closed, reviewed mission in Mission Overwatch.
  2. Click Export offline package…
  3. Save the ZIP and wait for packaging to finish (large missions take longer).
  4. Unzip and open index.html from the extracted folder — keep files inside the folder.
The viewer adapts to desktop and phone screens. Its styles and runtime are embedded in index.html, so the main viewer can open without separate CSS or JavaScript files.

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Open on Android

  1. Extract the ZIP with the device’s Files app or another archive tool.
  2. Open index.html in a current browser.
  3. If Reconnect exported files appears, tap Choose package files.
  4. Select the extracted footage, photos, custody certificate, and after-action report files. Choose again if Android separates them across folders.
Android may open a local HTML file in an isolated content: view that cannot see neighboring files automatically. Reconnecting creates temporary browser links to the selected files; it does not upload them.

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Contents

When available at export time:
  • Mission record and timeline
  • After-action report HTML
  • Chain-of-custody data and frozen custody certificate
  • Footage, event screenshots, and mission photos under media/
  • Built-in offline viewer
The exported timeline uses the official mission-event set. It includes undeleted human-created events, approved automatic alerts, and officer-reviewed AI findings; pending or dismissed automatic alerts and accepted AI Review findings without Timeline officer review are omitted.

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Tips

  • Export needs internet to download mission data and media at export time.
  • Chrome or Edge is recommended for very large packages.
  • Keep the extracted folder intact. Moving only index.html drops the package media and printable documents.
  • The ZIP reflects mission state at export time — it is not a live sync replacement.
For JSON evidence export, use Export evidence package (JSON) in chain of custody instead.