Know what devices are around you.
Know what has been seen before.
Know when something changes.
Radio Stalker adds a wireless awareness layer to modern security systems. It helps high-risk businesses understand nearby RF activity, recognize repeated patterns, and preserve evidence when an alarm event occurs.
Built for businesses that need more context than a traditional alarm can provide.
A door contact, motion detector, or camera can tell you that an event occurred. Radio Stalker adds another layer: the wireless environment around that event.
Radio Stalker is designed for businesses that want stronger situational awareness, better evidence support, and a deeper understanding of the wireless activity around their property.
Scanners show you what is here right now. Radio Stalker tells you what it means, what has happened before, and what evidence exists.
Live Awareness shows nearby wireless activity as it happens, including known devices, unknown clusters, signal strength, manufacturer clues, and seen-before intelligence.
Radio Stalker remembers when and where a device fingerprint has been seen before — building a history of RF patterns over time.
Devices that repeatedly appear together can be grouped into relationship patterns or travel groups.
Over time, Radio Stalker builds a broader memory of known, unknown, interesting, and high-risk wireless patterns.
When an alarm occurs, Radio Stalker compares the current wireless scene against history and normal patterns.
The system preserves what was known at the moment of the event — with integrity metadata and chain of custody.
Some businesses face higher risk than others. Jewelry stores, warehouses, vehicle lots, construction sites, retail locations, and private properties may need more than a basic alarm panel.
Radio Stalker helps build a memory of the wireless environment around a site, so repeated signals, unusual activity, and alarm-time changes can be reviewed with better context.
See all use casesFor high-value inventory businesses, stronger evidence and better event context may support internal reviews, insurance discussions, and security planning.
Radio Stalker is built around security context, not public exposure of private data. Customers see privacy-safe summaries such as general area, confidence, seen-before count, and alarm context. Raw identifiers, exact GPS, full timelines, and forensic chains are restricted.
Law enforcement or legal access requires an authorized lawful process such as a subpoena, court order, or formal request.
Security intelligence must be useful without becoming a liability.
Customer views do not expose exact GPS, raw identifiers, or forensic chains. Privacy is architecture, not a setting.
Evidence packages are sealed at creation with integrity metadata. Nothing can be altered, backdated, or fabricated.
Restricted data — raw identifiers, exact GPS, full timelines — requires a subpoena, court order, or authorized legal process.
Alarms trigger incidents. Incidents require human review. No automated enforcement. Every alarm has a human in the loop.
AI assistance is clearly labeled. AI helps summarize and classify. AI does not replace human review and does not mutate system truth.
Start with the free plan. Explore RF awareness before committing.