Military software, built from the inside.
Four unit systems that run simulation, training and records at the Corps of Signals, and a field suite of seven offline Android and web apps for BD MIL operators — designed, written, tested and shipped by Zyeem Bin Zia.
Zyeem Bin Zia · Developer & Publisher
Unit systems
Desktop-served web systems that run on one Windows PC on the unit network, work with no internet at all, and update themselves with signed packages. Screens below use demonstration data; live figures are blurred.
BD MIL field apps
Seven ad-free tools for the field and the office, built for Android with one installable web app. Each works offline and is published through the BD MIL distribution node at bdmil.zyeemzia.com.
A brief history
Eleven programs in one year: field tools first, then the unit systems, then deployment. Dates are shown day-month-year, the way a signal log would write them.
How they are built
Every program here was written to answer a specific problem in a specific office: an instructor who needs to know why a radio link failed, a training wing juggling hundreds of lessons a week, a records office waiting minutes for a report, a centre turning result sheets into decisions.
They share one discipline. They run on the equipment a unit already has, keep working when the network does not, and are tested before they reach a user. The field apps follow the same rules on a phone.
