Detelytics AI builds DeedEye, an AI-assisted investigative workbench purpose-built for law enforcement and public safety. Public sector investigators lose enormous time assembling cases by hand - collating reports, statements, records, and hours of video before the real analysis can begin. DeedEye takes on that assembly. It reads the entire case - video, audio, documents, reports, and phone data, old files and new tips - and returns an evidence-grade case map: established facts, a unified timeline, an entity network, contradictions surfaced across sources, ranked leads, and typed next steps. The result is straightforward for a public agency: more cases moved with the staff already on hand.
The benefits differ by who's using it. For chiefs and command staff, DeedEye adds case-clearing throughput without new headcount - mass tips, hundreds of media hours, and decades-old files become one readable case map, and every tier includes unlimited agency users, never priced per seat. For detectives and investigators, it replaces manual review with direction: what the evidence means for the case, and what to pursue next. For professional standards and civilian oversight, it aligns report, transcript, and video so internal reviews are defensible and every finding is anchored to its source. For city and county leadership, it is responsible AI by design.
That last point matters in today's procurement climate. DeedEye carries its safeguards on its face: no facial recognition, no truthfulness scoring, demographic data stripped from lead scoring, exculpatory material surfaced alongside, and every lead requiring independent human verification. Its guiding principle is simple - AI assists; the officer decides. Case data is handled in a CJIS-compliant environment with a dedicated secure tenant per agency and cryptographic purge on demand.
DeedEye also works with the cameras and systems agencies already have, selling no hardware and avoiding vendor lock-in. Available to the public sector through Carahsoft, it is offered on terms designed for agencies to evaluate the platform on their own cases before any commitment.