Safetrooper provides a browser‑based platform that lets companies turn safety training into interactive video games. Employees co‑create realistic risk scenarios using their own equipment and processes, then play and discuss them to improve retention and engagement without needing special hardware.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many organizations struggle to engage employees in safety training, resulting in low retention of risk‑prevention information and limited participation in onboarding or briefing sessions. Traditional safety programs often rely on passive methods such as slides or videos, which fail to capture attention or encourage active learning.
Solution
Safetrooper offers a web‑based platform that transforms safety training into interactive, custom‑made video games. Employees become scenario writers, actors, and players, co‑creating realistic risk scenarios that reflect their own machines, processes, and work environment. The games run in any browser on existing devices—smartphones, tablets, or computers—so no additional hardware or installations are required. By requiring frequent, concrete choices, the platform keeps participants actively engaged, fostering better understanding and retention of safety information. The resulting gameplay also serves as a catalyst for discussion and continuous improvement among teams.
Target Audience
Primary customers are safety managers, HR teams, and training departments in manufacturing, industrial, and corporate environments that need engaging onboarding, briefing, and risk‑prevention programs for their workforce.
Features
- Customizable game creation that incorporates a company’s specific equipment, procedures, and locations
- Collaborative scenario authoring where employees act as writers to define realistic risk situations
- On‑site video filming of staff as actors, generating authentic in‑house game content
- Browser‑only delivery compatible with all major operating systems (Apple, Windows, Android) and devices
- No need for VR headsets or other specialized hardware; works with existing smartphones, tablets, and PCs
- Continuous engagement through interactive decision points that require frequent player input
- Built‑in debriefing tools that prompt discussion and knowledge sharing after each game session