Astorre X Defense · for the institutions that defend a nation
Train the people who defend your country. Against an adversary that thinks.
Astorre X Defense is the AI exercise and planning platform for the institutions that prepare a country’s defenders: ministries of defence and of the interior, military academies, staff colleges, NCO schools and military high schools — and, as Astorre X Public Safety, the schools of the police, gendarmerie, border police, fire and rescue services and civil protection. A whole course plans the same operation at the same time. The AI plays the adversary and every other actor — allies, authorities, media, population — reacts to every decision, and turns each exercise into an after-action review that cites its evidence. Your officers decide. Always.
Exercise · Unclassified · fictional adversary
- People decide
- The adversary is always fictional
- Every finding cites its source
- On your campus or hosted in the EU
What changes
One instructor. A whole course. An entire opposing force.
A realistic exercise used to need a room of role-players, a white cell and days of preparation — so it happened a few times a year. With Astorre X Defense it can happen every week.
The next phase
Amstercode now builds for the people who are trained to protect others.
For years we built Astorre X for businesses: products that answer customers, take calls, find tenders, read official post and remember conversations. The same engine — one that reasons, plays roles and shows the source of every conclusion — can do something more demanding: put a whole course inside a realistic operation and let it think under pressure. Astorre X Defense is the first product of that new phase. And the existing Astorre X products keep getting better, for every business that already relies on them.
One engine, two products
Built for the schools that train for the worst day.
Astorre X Defense
For military academies, staff colleges, NCO schools and military high schools.
- The military planning process, from mission analysis to an approved concept of operations
- Courses of action, a red-cell wargame, comparison and a human decision
- The concept of operations in the five-paragraph format; approved plans exported with a digital signature
- National, fictional or NATO-English scenarios for multinational courses
Astorre X Public Safety
For the schools and academies of the police, gendarmerie, border police, fire and rescue services and civil protection.
- Students assess the situation, plan the response and decide in teams
- The AI plays the public, the media, other agencies, local authorities and, where the scenario has one, the opposing side
- Public order, major events, floods, fires, earthquakes, hazardous materials, mass-casualty incidents and border incidents
- Set in real or invented places
Two ways to use it
Open it in a browser tomorrow. Or install it on your own campus.
Nothing to install for instructors or students: a browser is enough. Institutions that need everything inside their own walls get the same platform installed on their own servers.
In the browser · ready now
- Instructors and students sign in at defense.astorrex.com from any computer, tablet or phone
- Nothing to install, no IT project — a course can start right after the demonstration
- Hosted on a dedicated server in the EU (Germany), with each institution kept separate
- Updates and improvements arrive without any work on your side
On your campus · without internet
- We install Astorre X Defense inside your own network
- The AI runs on a server on your campus, so exercise data stays with you
- No connection to the internet is needed during exercises
- Planned with you after the demonstration, as an installation project
How an exercise runs
A whole course, one operation, every syndicate in parallel.
- The instructor sets it upChooses a scenario from the library or builds one, forms the syndicates and starts the clock.
- OrientationEvery syndicate receives the same situation, its own role briefs and its own information.
- PlanningMission analysis, courses of action and their assumptions — written by the students.
- The other sides respondThe AI plays the adversary and every other actor, turn by turn, in character.
- DecisionA person decides. The instructor sees all syndicates side by side.
- After-action reviewPrepared for the instructor, every finding linked to the events it rests on.
For the instructor
You run the exercise. The platform does the role-playing.
Running a realistic exercise usually needs a room full of role-players, a white cell and days of preparation. Astorre X Defense gives one instructor the whole cast.
Scenarios
- A ready libraryMilitary and public-safety scenarios, translated, with code names kept as code names.
- Your own scenariosBuilt with the scenario studio from your syllabus, reviewed and approved by the exercise director before use.
- Real geography, fictional adversaryThe terrain can be real; the opposing side is always invented and never named after a real state or group.
Assessment
- Five clear criteriaEach student is assessed on five clear criteria; the AI suggests a score with its evidence, and the instructor reviews and can override every score.
- Grades outExported as a spreadsheet (CSV) that learning platforms can import.
Record
- An audit trailEvery action recorded in a log chained with hashes.
- Signed plansApproved plans exported with a digital signature.
- Eight interface languagesEnglish, Romanian, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Polish.
Control and data
Built for institutions that ask hard questions first.
How to start
One demonstration. Then a pilot with a fixed scope.
The written pilot offer, with its fixed price, follows the demonstration.
- Free demo45 minutes online. We run an exercise in front of you.
- Weeks 1–2One or two scenarios built for your course; accounts and a short briefing.
- Weeks 3–6Your course exercises on the platform, one or two sessions a week.
- Weeks 7–8An evaluation report — what worked, what did not, recommendations — and you decide what comes next.
Questions
Asked before the first exercise.
What is Astorre X Defense?
The AI exercise and planning platform for the institutions that prepare a country’s defenders — ministries of defence and of the interior, military academies, staff colleges and NCO schools. The instructor runs the exercise; cadets and officers plan and decide in syndicates; the AI plays the adversary and every other actor, and prepares the after-action review.
Who is it for?
Astorre X Defense is for military academies, staff colleges, NCO schools and military high schools. Astorre X Public Safety, on the same engine, is for the schools and academies of the police, gendarmerie, border police, fire and rescue services and civil protection.
Does the AI decide anything?
No. People plan and decide. Every recommendation cites the events it rests on, and nothing is approved without a person.
Is the adversary a real country?
No. Scenarios can be set in real geography, but the adversary is always fictional and never named after a real state or group.
Can it run on our campus, without internet?
Yes. We install Astorre X Defense inside your own network, with the AI running on a server on your campus, so exercise data stays with you. We plan the installation with you after the demonstration. It is also available hosted in the EU (Germany).
Which languages does it support?
The interface is available in English, Romanian, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Polish. Scenarios can run in your national language, or in English for multinational courses.
What happens to student data?
It is kept to a minimum, and we do not use student data to train AI models. Use fictional or public scenario data only — the platform is not accredited for classified information.
How are students assessed?
On five clear criteria: mission analysis, feasibility of the course of action, decision timeliness, use of critical information requirements and communication. The AI suggests a score with the evidence behind it; the instructor reviews and can override every score. Grades export as a spreadsheet (CSV) that learning platforms can import.
Do we need to install anything?
No. Instructors and students use it in a browser, on any computer, tablet or phone, at defense.astorrex.com. If you prefer, we install it on your own campus instead, with no internet connection needed.
How do we start?
With a free 45-minute online demonstration. After it, we send a written offer for a paid pilot of 6–8 weeks with a fixed scope and a fixed price.
How much does it cost?
The price is in the written pilot offer we send after the demonstration, because it depends on the institution and the scope.
Astorre X Defense · Astorre X Public Safety
Train for the decision before the day it is real.
A free 45-minute online demonstration, in English or your national language. Write to office@amstercode.com.
Amstercode, Aalsmeer, the Netherlands