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Enable faster awareness and more consistent staff communication during critical incidents without adding new hardware or compromising privacy.
Built for open, uncontrolled environments where traditional systems fall short and rapid detection can reduce confusion and response time.
Strengthen response speed, improve reporting, and differentiate your services with a privacy-first, mobile-based detection layer.
Provides an additional situational-awareness layer that can complement existing tools. SplitSec does not automatically report detections to 911 or provide law enforcement with an ongoing feed of individual users' locations, sound signatures, or account activity.
Support staff and volunteer safety across programs and events with privacy-first mobile detection that is easy to pilot.
Designed for hospitals, ERs, urgent care, and behavioral health where rapid awareness supports safer staff coordination.
Support safety teams across civic buildings and public services with a mobile-first detection layer that is easy to pilot.
For churches, temples, mosques, gurdwaras, and synagogues supporting safety teams with privacy-first alerts and faster awareness.
Support faster staff coordination in crowded, high-noise environments such as music venues, clubs, and live event spaces. Privacy-first, on-device detection. Raw audio is never transmitted to SplitSec.
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