Every product began with a real problem.
Open any product to read why we built it, the problem it confronts, and how it works. Sovereign, U.S. built software for public safety, business, and government.
Product catalog
Omega Guard
Verified-business trust mark and live clone-site detection with evidence-grade capture.
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Omega Threat ID
A community bad-actor IP registry with cross-source corroboration. Free feed, or a $1 sensor that sharpens every verdict.
Read the brief › NewOmega Point DTX
A sovereign, self-tuning security operations center: AI triage, predictive tuning, and posture hardening on your own hardware.
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FraudTrax
Court-ready fraud and auto-theft investigation: plate, VIN, dealer, and theft-scene analysis.
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SVT
Stolen-vehicle activation that turns fifteen manufacturer calls into one.
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Hatchet Trace
Sovereign OSINT link analysis that runs on your own hardware.
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Ice Breaker
Local-first cold-case engine with page-cited synopsis and nationwide matching.
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DAN-O Desk
An AI partner for officers: reports, forms, and warrant go-bys, private by design.
Read the brief › NewCenterfuse
The civic operating picture where your whole emergency-response team fuses.
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DAN-O + ODIN
The sovereign law-enforcement-specialist AI beneath every product, paired with ODIN, a proprietary Omega Point engine.
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Omega Lens
Sovereign deepfake and synthetic-media recognition for image, audio, and video, plus context restoration.
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NASTAT
Computed planning facts for high-risk operations, and a model that is never permitted to author them.
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TacLinX
Where your officers are, who needs help, and who actually got the call, with stale never shown as live.
Read the brief › Live · FreeSAM Search
Find registered small businesses in SAM.gov by name, place, NAICS, or set-aside status, free and instant.
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