Check real-time waiting line data at venues using crowd-sourced updates and queue theory. Share line information with others to help them save time. Communicate with users about current wait times.
Report safety concerns at bus stops, stations, or on buses directly to RTC Safety & Security. Store messages offline and resend when connectivity returns. Submit incident details including location, time, and description.
Report suspicious activity by sending text messages or photos with location data. Choose between "Report a Problem" for direct alerts or "See Something Say Something" for anonymous tips. Share real-time updates with transit police.
Send text messages, photos, and videos to university safety forces in emergencies. Use FriendWatch to let friends track your location during solo travel. Report crime tips and suspicious behavior directly to campus security.
Manage home WiFi and connected devices from anywhere. View device activity, set parental controls, and monitor network performance. Control smart home devices and receive alerts for unauthorized access.
Riders can report safety concerns by sending photos, six-second videos, text, and location data to police. The provides a "Report an Issue" button for direct communication. Users can also share location and describe suspicious activities.
View live streams from security cameras with minimal delay. Expand to see multiple cameras simultaneously. Access encrypted and metadata. Monitor remotely to protect personal property.
Detect cameras by scanning for magnetic activity, infrared signals, and wireless frequencies. Identify pinhole cameras, wired cameras, and CCTV devices. Save and share scan results.
Users can report safety concerns by sending text, photos, or 6-second videos with location details. They can also contact Police through the “Report a Problem” button. The includes a discreet camera feature for capturing evidence.
Detect spy cameras by scanning WiFi networks and identifying suspicious devices. Analyze connected devices to determine if any are potential surveillance equipment. Alert users to possible privacy threats without requiring additional hardware.