CityCop is a social platform for community watch that enables you to fight crime and protect yourself and your loved ones, where you can actively report crimes in your community and receive real-time information of what is happening in the areas you care about.

CityCop democratizes access to crime data (crowd-sourcing & aggregating different public safety data sources), and uses AI & Machine Learning to predict and prevent crime from even happening.

Crime information is fragmented, or even not available at all. As a result, there's no easy way for people to understand how safe they are in any given area or moment.

Based on survey responses, the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) report estimates that 52% of all violent crimes (or an annual average of 3.38 million incidents), go unreported every year in the US (including 211,000 sexual assaults and 507,000 aggravated assaults). Additionally, United Nations reports shows that over 70% of crimes are not reported to authorities in Latin America, for different reasons: such as bureaucracy or fear.

At the end, criminals have always taken advantage of these lack of information, they operate always with the same modus operandi, in the same areas, at the same hours, against the same unaware people.

CityCop democratizes crime data and makes it publicly available, allowing anyone to report crimes in real-time and creating a location-based feed of public safety information that keeps people aware and safe.

CityCop aggregates real-time crowdsourced crime data with official crime reports, combining both in a comprehensive syndicated crime database to easily determine how safe a given area is.

"To democratize the world’s public safety information, making it universally accessible and useful to fight crime."

Currently 250,000+ users mainly in Latam and US. Aggregating also official crime reports from multiple cities in the US, such as: Austin, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Boston, Phoenix, Washington DC, Charlotte, Philadelphia, Miami and Dallas.

CityCop is supported by Techstars (Austin '17) & Start-Up Chile (G16).

CityCop creates a lot of buzz in the media, because public safety is one of the top concerns in many countries around the world.