REEF / HUMAN RESPONSE. ON DEMAND.

PUT YOUR CAMERAS
ON REEF.

Connect compatible cameras to REEF. Qualified Signals enter the Current and are intelligently routed to available Watchers for human verification and response.

Thousands can be available. One responds. REEF routes each qualified Signal through the Current to an available Watcher who verifies the evidence and takes the appropriate action.

Illustrative process: distributed Watchers compete to claim an event, one Watcher verifies camera evidence, and a verified incident can be escalated to police
GLOBAL HUMAN VERIFICATIONClaim. Verify. Respond.

Thousands available. One responds. A Signal enters the Current. REEF routes it to qualified available Watchers. One Watcher accepts it, reviews the camera evidence and follows the client response plan.

Illustrative workflow. Police escalation depends on the incident; the app demonstration does not place calls.

REAL PEOPLE / CONNECTED BY THE EVENT

A GLOBAL NETWORK.
HUMAN EYES. MOBILE ACTION.

Camera activity becomes a Signal. The Signal enters the Current. REEF routes it to qualified available Watchers, and one Watcher accepts responsibility for verification and response.

Illustration of mobile Watchers connected through a glowing global network
Distributed Watchers · Connected properties · One documented Signal workflow
01 / RECEIVE

A Signal enters the Current.

REEF routes the Signal to qualified available Watchers.

02 / CLAIM

One Watcher accepts the Signal.

Accept the Signal and open the camera view for verification.

03 / ACT

Review. Respond. Document.

Dismiss a false event or escalate an incident with an evidence record.

INTERACTIVE APP DEMONSTRATION

ONE EVENT.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP.

Accept the sample Signal, review the camera evidence, choose an outcome and create the client report.

Accept an available Signal

REEF AI identifies activity for human review. The Signal enters the Current, which routes it to qualified available Watchers; one Watcher accepts it.

Signal responsibilityAvailable to accept
Saved evidence0 photos · 0 clips

Sample imagery and simulated actions. No live camera access, audio, police calls, payments or notifications.

9:41REEF
AVAILABLE SIGNALIN CURRENT
Sample camera evidence: person near a warehouse service door at night
CAM 03 / LOADING DOCKDEMO
Loading dock activitySouth Sound Commerce Center · Sample siteSignal RF-1042 · Sep 30, 2026 · 9:14 PM PDT

Sample Signal is ready to accept.

CLIENT NOTIFICATION + SIGNAL RECORD

MORE THAN AN ALERT.
THE WHOLE SIGNAL.

The preview below updates as you work through the demo. Owners and managers can see the outcome, evidence and action taken.

REEF / SAMPLE CLIENT REPORT

Loading dock activity

South Sound Commerce Center · CAM 03

Awaiting review
Illustrative camera still attached to the sample event
No evidence captured in this demo yet.
Signal ID
WN-1042
Event time
Sep 30, 2026 · 9:14 PM PDT
Watcher
Not assigned
Outcome
Pending review
Police contact
Not selected
Intended recipients
Property owner + site manager (sample)

Watcher notes

Add observations in the app report stage.

Event timeline

  1. 21:14:00AI activity flag created.
CLIENT NOTIFICATION PREVIEW

The sample event has not been reviewed yet.

Demonstration only. No report or notification is sent.

THE REEF WORKFLOW / STEP BY STEP

REAL PEOPLE.
A CLEAR PATH TO ACTION.

Follow a Signal from the camera, into the Current, to a Watcher’s phone and through to the client report.

Illustrative mobile Watcher receiving an AI activity alert from a commercial camera

01 / DETECT

Camera + AI

Camera activity becomes a reviewable event. AI helps filter nuisance activity before the event reaches the mobile network.

WATCHER NETWORK · IN CURRENT
Illustrative remote Watchers using phones to claim an available event

02 / CLAIM

One event. One responsible Watcher.

Available Watchers compete to claim the event on their phones. Once claimed, it is assigned to one Watcher so the review has a clear owner.

AVAILABLE SIGNAL → CLAIM EVENT
Illustrative Watcher reviewing camera evidence and capture controls on a phone

03 / VERIFY

Look closer. Save the evidence.

The assigned Watcher reviews the camera view, captures photos or video, and can speak through supported cameras. Evidence informs the next action.

TAKE PHOTO · RECORD CLIP · SPEAK THROUGH CAMERA

THE REVIEW DETERMINES THE NEXT ACTION

Two possible outcomes.

The Watcher dismisses a false event or responds to a verified incident.

Illustrative Watcher dismissing a camera alert caused by an insect near the lens

OUTCOME A / DISMISS

A false alert gets a clear explanation.

An insect, reflection or other harmless activity can be dismissed after review. The Watcher records why it was a false event, preserving the review record.

SIGNAL DECISION → DISMISSED
Illustrative Watcher reviewing verified-incident and police-escalation controls

OUTCOME B / RESPOND

A verified incident gets an appropriate response.

The Watcher documents the incident, notifies designated contacts and calls the appropriate authority when required. Escalation can happen while the event is in progress.

VERIFIED INCIDENT · CALL POLICE
Illustrative property manager reviewing an event report and notification on a phone

04 / DOCUMENT + NOTIFY

The client receives the complete story.

For either outcome, camera evidence, Watcher notes, timestamps and actions become one event record. Ownership and management can review the outcome and supporting evidence.

SIGNAL REPORT → VIEW CLIENT REPORT

Illustrative scenes based on the app demonstration’s interface and controls. App actions on this page are simulated.

Explore these actions in the app demonstration

LESS NOISE / BETTER HUMAN REVIEW

FILTER THE DISTRACTIONS.
FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS.

Bugs, reflections, moving foliage and weather can trigger activity alerts. AI filtering reduces nuisance events; human review resolves the alerts that need judgment.

Illustrative examples of nuisance camera alerts: insect, reflection, moving leaves and rain
Examples of camera activity that may not indicate a security incident.

EXPLORE THE FILTERING STORY

ILLUSTRATIVE FILTERING EXAMPLE

A bug is activity. It is not a verified threat.

Near-lens insects can produce oversized motion and obscure the view. AI filtering helps reduce these nuisance alerts.

Clear nuisance activityFilter the unwanted alert.Activity that needs judgmentSend the Signal into the Current for Watcher verification.A dismissed Signal after reviewDismiss it and document the reason.

Filtering performance varies with cameras, scenes and configuration. These examples illustrate the intended workflow.

DISTRIBUTED BY DESIGN

A GLOBAL NETWORK.
A MOBILE EXPERIENCE.

SECURITY COMPANIES

Connect client systems.

Connect compatible installations across security companies and markets.

PROPERTY OWNERS

See what happened.

Review the evidence and documented outcome rather than receiving an unexplained activity alert.

WATCHERS

Review from a phone.

Accept an available Signal, verify the activity and document the action taken through the mobile app.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY

BE PART OF THE CONVERSATION.

Ask about camera compatibility, REEF, the Signal workflow or Watcher participation.

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