REACT COMMANDOPERATIONAL /FUSED FEEDS : CAD·VMS·RADIO·SENSOR /AI TRANSCRIPTION : 45+ LANGUAGES LIVE /SMART ALERTS : WEAPONS·VIOLENCE·MEDICAL·FIRE /ROLE CONSOLES : OPERATOR·FIRE·POLICE·EMS /GPT-4 NARRATIVE + SCENE ANALYSIS /REAL-TIME GPS UNIT TRACKING /WEBRTC + PSTN VOICE /LIVE TRANSLATION : 40+ LANGUAGES /SUPERVISOR WHISPER MODE /AI DISPATCH RECOMMENDATIONS /AUTOMATED QA SCORING : A–F /DUPLICATE DETECTION + INCIDENT LINKING /60+ REST ENDPOINTS · SOCKET.IO LIVE /UPTIME TARGET 99.99%
PSAP · 911 · Search & Rescue

Faster response.
Protected people.

For 911 centers and the responders they coordinate, REACT turns fragmented systems and overloaded operators into one calm, unified operational picture.

For PSAPs & first responders

Built for the dispatch floor.

Operators shouldn’t have to correlate 8–15 screens by hand during a life-or-death call. REACT brings the caller, the location, the multimedia and the units into one view — and lets citizens securely share live video, photos and location through a dispatch-issued link, with no app to install.

  • One unified view of every active incident, in real time.
  • AI incident summaries and recommended dispatch, in-workflow.
  • Live translation across 44 languages, embedded in the call.
  • Graphic-content filtering that shields dispatchers from trauma.
  • Coordinated SAR across drones, sensors, maritime and citizen inputs.
  • Standards-aligned to NG911 i3 for procurement readiness.
Outcomes
2 minTarget time to full coordination, vs ~5 today
3–6 moFull deployment vs 18–36 for a legacy CAD swap
44Languages, real-time
89%Graphic-content filtered before reaching operators
Citizen multimedia

Eyes on the scene.

A dispatch-issued link lets a bystander stream live video, photos and location straight into the incident — no app to install, nothing to explain under stress.

A bystander at a highway collision streams live video and photos to 911 through a dispatch-issued link
From call to coordination

One incident, one timeline.

What used to mean switching between eight tabs now unfolds on a single pane of glass.

01

Call received

Voice and caller location land on the incident instantly.

02

AI transcription

Speech becomes searchable text and a live summary.

03

Live video ingested

Citizen and CCTV feeds attach to the same incident.

04

Drone feed activated

Aerial view joins the operator’s screen.

Tab-switching Single pane of glass
Common questions

Public-safety questions.

What does REACT do for a 911 center or PSAP?

REACT turns the 8–15 screens an operator correlates by hand into one calm, unified operational picture. It brings the caller, location, multimedia and units into a single view, adds AI incident summaries and recommended dispatch in-workflow, translates across 44 languages live, and lets citizens securely share live video, photos and location — with no app to install.

Does REACT replace our CAD, or work alongside it?

REACT is designed to become the operational system of record, but it fuses data from your existing CAD/RMS rather than forcing a day-one rip-and-replace. It deploys in 3–6 months versus 18–36 for a legacy CAD swap, and is standards-aligned to NG911 i3 for procurement readiness.

How does citizen video work — is there an app to install?

No app. A dispatch-issued link lets a bystander stream live video, photos and location straight into the incident — nothing to install, nothing to explain under stress.

Is REACT NG911 compliant?

REACT is standards-aligned to the NG911 i3 framework agencies procure against, and supports the multimodal intake (voice, text-to-911, video) that next-generation 911 requires.

How does REACT protect dispatchers from traumatic content?

Operator wellbeing is built in: graphic content is filtered before it reaches a dispatcher — converting visual trauma into text intelligence while preserving situational awareness and operator choice. Roughly 89% of graphic content is filtered before reaching operators.

Engage

See REACT run a live incident.

Request a briefing for your agency, security operation, or fund. We’ll show the working platform — not a slide.