Radio Stalker combines RF awareness, device history, alarm intelligence, evidence preservation, and reporting into one security intelligence platform.
Live Awareness shows nearby wireless activity as it happens, including known devices, unknown clusters, signal strength, manufacturer clues, and seen-before intelligence.
Available: All plans
Radar gives operators a visual sense of the RF environment. It helps show signal strength, device presence, and changing activity without exposing raw identifiers.
Available: All plans
Manufacturer clues help operators understand what type of device may be present. Radio Stalker treats this as a hint, not absolute identity.
Available: All plans
Scene Before compares the current wireless environment against what is normal for the site.
Available: Basic and above
Alarm Intelligence connects alarm events with RF context, seen-before history, scene changes, and evidence capture.
Available: Basic and above
MapOps is the city-memory layer: route memory, area intelligence, RF tiles, and seen-before summaries.
Available: Pro and above
The RF Memory Network helps identify recurring device fingerprints, reputation patterns, and broader intelligence across protected environments.
Available: Pro and above
Evidence Vault freezes what the system knew at the time of an incident.
Available: Business and above
Reports explain evidence for customers, businesses, legal review, law enforcement request workflows, and insurance documentation.
Available: Business and above
AI helps summarize, classify, and explain evidence. AI does not replace human review and does not mutate system truth.
Available: Pro and above
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.