MissionReady
Field ops & patrol platform for security teams
What it does
MissionReady is patrol accountability built for security teams that need to prove quality — not just log hours. Live GPS tracking, QR/NFC checkpoint scanning, dispatch & incident reporting, and an AI engine that catches fake loops, coverage gaps, and impossible speeds. Free tier available. Plans from $9/mo.
Run security operations, record Voice DARs, verify patrols, manage incidents, dispatch teams, and deliver client-ready proof in real time.
One command center for private security companies — see every officer, patrol and incident as it happens, and give clients the proof without chasing paperwork. Officers record DAR logs by voice while they work. MissionReady transcribes the entry, preserves the original audio and timestamp, generates a concise summary, retains guard notes, and adds the verified log to the chronological shift sheet. “10:42 PM. Completed the north perimeter patrol. All access points secure and no abnormalities observed.” Routine north perimeter patrol completed with no abnormalities observed. MissionReady doesn't just tell you what happened. It creates the operational trail. Build schedules, assign officers,…from missionready.dev
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