Ten Four is a mobile safety app that provides live incident reports, historical crime data, and safety trends through a map-first interface. Users can track nearby events in real time, access the SafeScore™ rating for any area, and save favorite places to receive alerts when something happens nearby. The app is available for both iOS and Android devices.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals often lack timely, accurate information about safety incidents in their immediate surroundings. Traditional sources of crime data are delayed, fragmented, or difficult to interpret, leaving people uninformed about potential risks when navigating their neighborhoods or visiting unfamiliar areas.
Solution
Ten Four provides a modern, map-first mobile application that consolidates live reported incidents, historical crime data, and safety trends into a single, easy-to-use interface. Users can immediately see what is happening around them through real-time map updates and assess the relative safety of any location using the proprietary SafeScore™ rating. The app allows users to save frequently visited places and receive proactive alerts when safety-relevant events occur nearby, keeping them informed without constant manual checking. By combining current incident feeds with historical data, Ten Four offers both immediate awareness and long-term context for making informed safety decisions.
Target Audience
The primary users are safety-conscious individuals, including commuters, parents, and urban residents, who want real-time situational awareness and location-based safety assessments on their mobile devices.
Features
- Real-time interactive map displaying live reported incidents across user-selected areas
- SafeScore™ metric that quantifies area safety based on aggregated crime data and trends
- Saved Places functionality with customizable notifications for safety events near those locations
- Native mobile applications available for both iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play)
- Currently available in beta, indicating active development and iteration of features