Your people on a live map
Employees who have opted in appear with their current location. Sites, infrastructure and active job sites are plotted alongside them.
AlertAI listens to emergency dispatch around the clock, writes out every incident as it is called in, and answers questions about any of it. Live in San Francisco today, built to run in any city that will let us plug in.
AlertAI does not just tell you something happened. It reads every dispatch, keeps the whole picture, and answers questions about it in plain language.
Eleven incidents within a quarter mile in the last seven days. Most were medical calls. Two were thefts from vehicles, both on 18th Street after dark, four days apart. Nothing violent.
Second alarm. Haight closed between Shrader and Stanyan.
Listening to dispatch radio is the hardest version of this problem. Solving it there means the rest gets easier.
AlertAI listens to live San Francisco police and fire dispatch, decodes the call signs and the shorthand, and reconstructs each incident from scratch — correcting itself as more units report in.
Someone calls 911 three blocks away. AlertAI is built to plug straight into dispatch, so the moment that call is logged, it is on your phone — the same information going to the units rolling to the scene. Straight from the source you already trust, with nothing in between. No eyewitness. No report filed. No waiting.
Once the connection is made, a new city is a configuration rather than a rebuild. The same alerts, the same map, the same answers — anywhere an agency is willing to work with us.
The same dispatch feed, matched continuously against your employees, your sites, and your crews — whether or not anyone is at the desk.
Employees who have opted in appear with their current location. Sites, infrastructure and active job sites are plotted alongside them.
Set a radius and the incident types that matter. When a dispatch lands inside that radius of a person or a site, it is flagged immediately.
Matching happens on our servers continuously, not in a browser tab. Nothing that happened at three in the morning is missing when the shift starts.
Every flagged incident is logged with who was in range and how close. Managers mark each one cleared, watched, or needing follow-up.
Job sites carry a roster. See who is assigned, who is actually on location, and who is expected but not showing.
Which sites draw the most activity, what kinds, and at what hours — so you can change a shift pattern rather than react to it.
Most safety information reaches you after the fact. AlertAI starts where the information starts.
Police departments publish incident data on their own schedule, after reports are filed and reviewed. It is accurate and useful for analysis.
Useful days laterDepend on someone nearby seeing something and choosing to post it. Coverage is uneven and skews toward whatever draws a crowd.
Depends who is watchingReads the dispatch itself. If a unit is sent, the incident exists — no report to file first, no bystander required.
Seconds after dispatchThe iPhone app is in beta. The enterprise console is available now to organizations in San Francisco.
Join the iPhone beta and get alerts for your part of the city.
Beta testing is through Apple TestFlight. We will email you an invitation link.
Workforce safety monitoring for your staff, sites and crews.
Enterprise pricing is a subscription, set per organization according to headcount and the number of sites covered.