SafeGrid is the most complete community safety platform. From panic buttons to community dashboards, every role is covered.
Real-time map with all incidents, patrol units, and no-go zones. Full dispatch console for controllers.
Your community's directory of police, ambulance, security companies, doctors, vets — with tap-to-call and WhatsApp.
Publish local do's and don'ts. Draw no-go zones on the map with automated proximity alerts.
Share a safe link with guests, children, domestic workers. They get SOS access only — no account needed.
Community-curated POI database with photos, notes, incident links, and shared visibility across the community.
Heatmaps, trend charts, patrol efficiency reports, and exportable data for community and police engagement.
Your community groups become a reporting channel. AI reads, classifies and creates incidents — automatically.
A push-to-talk radio channel in every pocket — with the last 24 hours recorded and replayable.
Missing person or fleeing suspect? SafeGrid draws the reach radius and assigns each responder a search grid cell.
AI reads every report — sets severity, extracts details, suggests the response.
Connect your camera network. AI detections become incidents; live streams stay local and private.
Launch, track and log drone flights — and put eyes on an incident before a vehicle arrives.
See where you patrol versus where crime happens — and close the gap.
Every shift logged automatically — times, kilometres, vehicle and notes. No more paper books.
Prove the radio net works before you need it — automated radio checks with per-member receipts.
Plan shifts, run formal roll calls, and see who actually turned up — automatically.
Recurring meetings, automatic reminders, and attendance — committee admin without the admin.
Branded PDF site reports, AI-written summaries, and publicity cards — generated in seconds.
Design branded member ID cards and print them in batches — photos, roles, QR codes and all.
Your logo, your colours — across the app, web pages, ID cards and reports.
A proper register for firearms and equipment — issue, return, and a full audit trail.
Radios, torches, vests — know what you own, who has it, and what each shift needs.
Community and member vehicles registered, linked to shifts, and reflected in every log.
Run many sites under one organisation — shared oversight, per-site sovereignty.
Share information and resources with the watches next door, with consent on both sides: a suspect vehicle seen in one suburb is known in the next within seconds.
The control room is the beating heart of SafeGrid. Controllers see every open incident, every patrol unit and every alert on one live map, with a dispatch console to assign responders, broadcast alerts and drive an incident from first report to resolution.
Every community keeps its own emergency directory — local police, medical services, security companies, utilities and specialists — available to every member with one tap to call or WhatsApp, on web and mobile.
Share local safety knowledge where people will actually see it. Admins publish safety tips and draw no-go zones directly on the community map — members get an automatic alert when they enter a flagged area.
Not everyone needs an account. Generate a safe link for guests, children, staff or elderly relatives — they get one-tap SOS, medical and police alerts that land straight in your control room, with no app install and no sign-up.
Keep institutional memory instead of losing it in chat history. The POI register holds photos, descriptions, vehicles and notes — and SafeGrid automatically links new incidents to known persons by name match at ingestion.
Turn activity into insight. Dashboards show incident trends, patrol coverage, hotspots and member activity — with exports your committee can hand to the police or funders without any manual spreadsheet work.
Most communities already live on WhatsApp — SafeGrid meets them there. Connect your group and AI monitors it: genuine reports become incidents with severity, location and media attached; the reporter is matched to a member; and the control room lights up in seconds, without anyone changing how they report.
Every phone becomes a radio. Push-to-talk connects on-duty members and the control room on one channel, shows who's talking, and records transmissions to a rolling 24-hour radio log so a missed call-out can be replayed instead of repeated.
When minutes matter, SafeGrid turns responders into a search party. It projects how far the subject could have travelled since the incident — on foot, running, cycling or driving — and lays a labelled search grid over the area. The first responder holds the scene; every other responder is assigned their own cell with one-tap navigation to it.
Every incoming report gets an AI first-pass: severity graded, category assigned, names, vehicles, times and locations extracted, and a suggested response for the controller. Photos are read too — a break-in photographed is a break-in captured.
Bring your existing cameras into the network. Person, vehicle and tripwire detections can raise incidents automatically with a snapshot attached, and nearby cameras are suggested the moment an incident opens. Video stays on your local network — SafeGrid orchestrates, it never pipes your footage through the cloud.
SafeGrid treats drones as first-class responders. Fly missions from the drone console, watch the live position on the ops map, and dispatch a drone to an incident for immediate eyes-on while ground units are still en route.
SafeGrid compares actual patrol coverage against incident hotspots and tells you, street by street, where to increase presence and where effort is being spent on quiet zones. The same view exports as a PDF for your next planning meeting.
Patrol shifts write themselves into the log book: start and end times, distance travelled, vehicle used, and any notes. Manual entries are supported too, and the whole book filters by member, vehicle and date with one-click Excel export.
A radio you haven't tested is a radio you don't have. SafeGrid runs radio checks across the on-duty team and shows exactly who received and acknowledged, so the controller starts every shift knowing the net is up.
From planning to accountability in one flow: build shift templates and rosters, run a formal roll call at shift start, and let live duty tracking record who was actually on the ground versus who was planned.
Set up your monthly committee or community meeting once and SafeGrid handles the rhythm: recurrence, reminders to the right people, and attendance recorded against members.
Reporting that used to take a weekend now takes a click. Generate branded PDF site reports with maps, patrol statistics and incident breakdowns; let AI draft the management summary from your real numbers; and produce shareable publicity cards for your community channels.
Give your members credibility at the gate. The card designer lays out your branding, member photo, role and details; print individual cards or full batches, ready for lamination.
SafeGrid wears your identity, not ours. Each community sets its own logo and colour palette, and the mobile app, web portal, ID cards, publicity cards and PDF reports all follow — so members see their organisation, professionally presented.
For organisations that carry, accountability is everything. The armoury module registers each weapon, records every issue and return against a member, and keeps the audit trail your compliance officer actually needs.
Stop losing kit between shifts. Build your equipment catalogue, define the standard kit per role per shift, and track issues and returns so the 02:00 patrol never leaves without a charged radio again.
Track the wheels of the operation. Register community vehicles and member vehicles, link them to patrol shifts and log-book entries, and see utilisation per vehicle over time.
Built multi-tenant from day one. A security company, federation or umbrella body runs many sites under one organisation: group-level dashboards and reporting across all branches, while each site keeps its own members, branding and data. Area roll-ups combine adjacent sites' picture without double counting.
Crime does not stop at a suburb boundary, so neither should the watch. A site can offer neighbouring watches a cooperation link, and each side chooses what it shares: incident alerts, persons and vehicles of interest, patrol availability, radio, or equipment on loan. Nothing crosses the boundary without both committees consenting, and either side can withdraw at any time. Each site keeps its own data, members and reports.
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