Safety Radar

Safety Radar sells a workplace safety software platform aimed at what it calls high-consequence operations and their field safety teams. The product is organized around four stages the company describes as closing the loop: Collect, Analyze, Investigate, and Communicate. Frontline reporting starts in a component called Safety Center, a single access point reached by scanning a QR code and verifying, from which crews can submit reports, ask questions, check action items, retrieve documents, and reach systems outside Safety Radar. Mobile incident reports support event, free, and routed form types and automatically attach location, equipment, photos, files, signatures, and user context; drafts are held when connectivity is unavailable.

An AI safety assistant handles conversational intake, detecting the applicable form from a plain-language description, prompting only for missing fields, accepting photos and files, and maintaining a visible draft scratchpad before creating or updating a submission. An AI form builder converts uploaded PDFs or described processes into routed digital forms, mapping fields, sections, signatures, files, routing status, and conditional logic across more than twenty field types. On the analysis side, risk dashboards present an overall risk index alongside DART, TRIR, and LTIR trends, year-to-date report volumes, and open actions, filterable by site, business unit, and date range. A conversational analytics feature called SafeGPT queries safety data in response to plain-language questions and returns KPIs, charts, tables, and written analysis with sources, with answers traced to locked, audit-ready records and a chain of custody; a recurring answer can be converted into a scheduled report. The company illustrates an end-to-end flow in which a mobile field report is received, given an AI summary with a high-potential flag, escalated into an investigation, assigned to an owner with a due date, and reflected in an executive dashboard within twenty-eight minutes.

Business model

Safety Radar operates as a software platform sold to organizations, with prospective customers directed to book a demo or download a platform overview; the site does not disclose pricing or contract structure.

Traction

The company reports 347,636 reports managed on the platform, a 400% increase in safety engagement, a two-week typical deployment window, and SOC 2 certified security controls, and states that it is used by industrial teams modernizing safety operations.