Keep Technologies provides a connected car alarm system designed to deter vehicle theft before it occurs through audible chirps and flashing lights. The system records video and sends mobile notifications upon detecting security events, offering optional 24/7 professional monitoring. Installation is simple, requiring users to plug the device into the vehicle's OBD port.
Funding
$4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Car break-ins and theft are a persistent problem, resulting in significant financial losses and security concerns for vehicle owners. Traditional car alarms often require professional installation and may not provide real-time monitoring or proactive deterrence. Many existing systems also lack the ability to capture video evidence of attempted theft or break-ins.
Solution
Keep Technologies offers a connected car alarm system designed for easy, self-installation via a vehicle's OBD port. The system provides real-time monitoring and theft deterrence through audible sirens and visual alerts. Upon detecting a potential threat, the device records and sends video directly to the user's mobile app, enabling immediate assessment and action. The system automatically arms and disarms based on proximity to a paired key fob, eliminating the need for manual activation and providing a seamless user experience.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes car, truck, and SUV owners concerned about vehicle theft and break-ins, particularly those seeking a user-friendly, self-installable security solution.
Features
- OBD port installation for easy, tool-free setup
- Automatic arming and disarming via included key fob
- Real-time monitoring and alerts sent to a mobile app
- Siren and flashing red LEDs to deter potential thieves
- Video recording upon intrusion detection
- Optional 24/7 professional monitoring service
- GPS tracking for vehicle location