Like a Virtual Partner, Leeps Has Your Back.
Our biometric alert system tracks your vitals for unusual spikes, so that in dangerous situations, help will be on the way—even if you’re unable to call for backup.
How It Works
⟢ Monitor Your Vitals
LEEPS uses the heart rate monitor on your Apple Watch or any smart device to identify when a possible life-threatening incident is occurring. When your heart rate rises above or falls below expected thresholds, LEEPS automatically sends an alert to dispatch.
⟢ See Alert — Send Help
When LEEPS identifies unusual spikes in your heart rate, indicating a potential struggle, it immediately sends your Apple Watch, iPhone, or other smart device an alert asking if you need help. It will alert dispatch, who will send immediate help.
⟢ Other Officers Get Notified
If you confirm the need for help or can’t respond, the dispatcher can immediately notify other police in your vicinity to be dispatched to your location.
⟢ Medical Data Transferred
If you need further medical care, the receiving hospital will send your vitals and blood type so they're ready for your arrival.
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Health and Wellness
With modern-day technology and the increased focus on officer and employee wellness, LEEPS brings the two entities together. Offering hands-free assistance in times of crisis, LEEPS will never leave you alone. Whether in need of medical assistance from natural causes or in need of aid during an assault or attack, LEEPS will get you the help you need. Drastic changes in personal biometrics will initiate an automatic response to police and fire personnel to make sure you are not left alone.
LEEPS Saves Lives
What Customers Are Saying
LEEPS: Your virtual partner
“As a police officer for over 20 years, it is refreshing to have an incredible product that supports law enforcement! Law enforcement's “golden rule” is to go home every night, and having LEEPS as a virtual partner reassures just that. My family and I thank you for taking officer safety to a level that has never been reached before.”
Captain Ken Chetcut
South San Francisco
Police Department