Guachiman provides a real‑time, geolocated safety map that aggregates incident reports from citizens, official sources, and emergency services. AI filters verify alerts while encrypted, role‑based chat lets residents, businesses, and authorities coordinate responses and receive safe route recommendations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Residents and local businesses often lack timely, reliable information about safety incidents in their neighborhoods, leading to delayed reactions and increased risk. Existing reporting channels can be fragmented, unverified, or slow, making it difficult for communities to coordinate effective responses.
Solution
Guachiman offers a real‑time community safety platform that aggregates incident reports from users, official sources, and emergency services into a live, geolocated map. AI models filter and verify submissions to reduce false alerts, while end‑to‑end encryption secures communications. The app enables instant coordination through role‑based chat, evidence sharing, and route recommendations, allowing neighbors, businesses, and authorities to respond promptly. A 24/7 command center continuously monitors alerts, ensuring that verified information is always available to users.
Target Audience
Primary users are residents, neighborhood associations, and local businesses that need immediate, trustworthy safety information, as well as municipal authorities seeking a collaborative platform for community‑driven incident reporting.
Features
- Live incident map with geolocation showing reports from citizens, official sources, and fire‑department 116 calls
- AI‑driven validation that filters and moderates user reports to minimize false alarms
- Secure, role‑based chat for real‑time coordination and evidence sharing among neighbors, businesses, and authorities
- End‑to‑end encryption and continuous audit logs to protect user privacy
- Route recommendation engine that suggests safe paths based on current alerts and traffic conditions
- Automatic incident ingestion from emergency service call centers for up‑to‑date official data