You run the call. We help keep the picture together.
See the whole scene. Run the whole call.
The call is already moving by the time you arrive. Taking control is your job. Once you do, BabbarOps helps keep the picture together: every feed, even a witness’s phone, fresh intel, and an incident plan that actually stays current.
Better awareness · Faster decisions · Safer operations
When the call gets big, the picture falls apart.
You’re briefing SWAT on the phone, the portable won’t stop, and someone on scene is trying to tell you something, all at once. Meanwhile, you still need to get a notification out to keep the public clear of the area.
The tools were never the problem. The gaps between them were.
One click to go live. One login to see everything.
Live Command puts every feed on one wall. The pilot launches once. SWAT, detectives, the watch commander, and air support all see the same incident from the same place. No links to pass around. No separate systems to check. Just the picture, current for everyone who needs it.
Learn more: why the feed gets stuck at the pilot · why live feeds drop · hardware-agnostic streaming
One click to go live
Designed for the pilot, not the IT department. A UAV or air unit starts streaming with a single tap. No links, no IT tickets, no setup to fight through in the air.
One login to see it
No text chain. No forwarding links. No wondering who has access. Anyone with need to know logs into their agency’s BabbarOps account, same login, every time, and the feed is just there.
You have them hold, clear the room with the drone first, then send them in knowing what’s on the other side. That’s the call the live picture lets you make. A witness’s phone can land on that same wall too. That’s EyesOn.
The vantage point no officer could occupy, live, from any phone.
A witness, a victim, a resident on scene. You text a link, they tap once, and their phone is a live feed on your wall. No app. No account. No training.
A vantage point no officer could occupy, on the same wall as every other feed, reshaping the plan before anyone goes through a door.
Not a whiteboard. A workspace that follows the incident.
Incident Command runs from the first patrol unit on scene through resolution, always in sync, so every role always works from the latest picture, never a briefing from ten minutes old. Patrol builds the picture. Everyone else inherits it, nobody starts over.
No more stale briefings. No more pulling the one running the call off the scene to update SWAT, detectives, and command staff.
Chiefs, sheriffs, and command staff see the same picture the IC is working from, in real time, without calling in for an update.
Learn more: the patrol to SWAT handoff · what incident command software does · the shared operational picture
Patrol builds the picture everyone inherits.
Patrol arrives first. They begin building the picture everyone else will rely on, setting containment, requesting resources, and establishing perimeters. Command sees every assignment the instant it’s made, no whiteboard, no relay, no catching up.
Nobody’s chasing updates.
As resources arrive and the incident grows, assignments, locations, resources, and intel stay current for everyone involved, so command spends its attention on decisions, not coordination.
SWAT plans from what patrol already built.
When SWAT activates, they brief from the live picture, resources, containment, intel, objectives, and incident history are already there. Then they plan inside the same workspace:
Detectives work the same picture, not a separate one.
Investigators see the live picture as it develops, building search warrants off current information instead of waiting for a separate briefing.
One incident. One operational picture. Start to finish.
From the first call to final disposition, the incident is captured as one connected operational record. Not reassembled afterward from six different places.
We don’t sell you hardware. We work with what you’ve got.
Most public safety platforms make money by locking you into their hardware and charging per device. We do the opposite. BabbarOps works with the drones, aircraft, cameras, and phones you already own. No proprietary hardware, no forced ecosystem, no per device fees.
Keep the equipment you already own.
Drones, aircraft, fixed cameras, witness phones, if it streams, it’s on the wall. No proprietary hardware to buy, no ecosystem to buy into.
Grow without asking your vendor.
Add an asset and it’s on the wall, no new license, no per device fee. No surprise charges when your program gets bigger.
The incident sets the tools. Not the vendor.
You’re never locked into one ecosystem or forced to drop what already works. The operation decides what you use. Not a contract.
New drones. New aircraft. New cameras. Same platform.
As your program adds equipment, even gear that doesn’t exist yet, BabbarOps brings it onto the wall the same open, hardware agnostic way it handles everything else. You’ll never outgrow the platform, and you’ll never be punished for growing.
Who builds BabbarOps
An operator and an engineer.
One has run the calls. The other has built systems that can’t go down. Both still do the work.
14 year law enforcement veteran. Active duty patrol sergeant and public safety UAS pilot.
- First responder
- UAS pilot and former team lead
- Field supervisor
- Incident commander
- End viewer
I’ve sat in every seat this platform serves, from flying the drone to running the scene to watching the feed.
20+ years building distributed systems at scale.
- Nextdoor
- Oracle
- Dremio
Specialized in resilient, real time infrastructure, systems that perform reliably under load and hold when it matters most.
Security
Is BabbarOps secure enough for law enforcement?
Yes. Built for sensitive operations from the ground up. Built to store as little as possible.
You manage your own users, access, and authentication. Agency-controlled, not vendor-controlled.
Operationally Proven
Developed in the field. Refined in the field.
BabbarOps was developed and refined during real-world public safety operations — including tactical deployments, investigative operations, and critical incident response.
Not a demo environment. Not a simulation. Every part of it was shaped by real calls — and improved after each one.
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It’s not a question of if. It’s when the next call comes.
The next critical incident is already on its way. See how BabbarOps runs it, from first response through resolution, with your assets and your scenario.
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