Guardian is an AI-powered passive personal safety infrastructure that recognizes when an individual may be physiologically or situationally unable to protect themselves and rapidly connects them to help.
Today, most personal safety solutions depend on conscious action—watch your drink, stay with friends, call for help. Guardian is designed for the moments when those actions are no longer possible.
By integrating wearable technology, smartphones, and intelligent analytics, Guardian continuously evaluates physiological and contextual signals against an individual’s baseline. When multiple indicators suggest a meaningful loss of capacity or elevated risk, Guardian initiates an escalating response—from checking on the user to notifying trusted contacts or emergency services.
Originally developed to address drug-facilitated sexual assault and drink spiking, Guardian is designed as foundational infrastructure that can support a much broader range of personal safety and health applications. Potential use cases include proactive health monitoring, employee safety, travel, hospitality, higher education, insurance, military readiness, public transportation, and other duty-of-care environments.
Guardian is patent pending and in beta development. We are advancing clinical validation, refining our AI detection engine, expanding wearable integrations, and preparing institutional pilot programs.
We are seeking strategic partners interested in sponsored research, clinical validation, sensor and wearable innovation, consumer health applications, pilot deployments, and commercialization opportunities. Our vision is to establish passive personal safety as a new category of digital infrastructure that helps protect people whenever they cannot protect themselves.
Stop the Spike is a development-stage organization building a baseline-driven, real-time physiological anomaly detection platform. The technology is designed to provide passive, discreet monitoring to close the gap between potential exposure and response without requiring any active input from the wearer. The company aims to establish infrastructure that currently does not exist in the commercial market.
Through its philanthropic arm, the Foundation for Response, Early Detection, Deterrence, Innovation & Education (FREDDIE), the organization seeks to advance research, training, and advocacy. This foundation operates independently to support pilot programs and expand equitable access to detection technologies across various environments, including institutional and military settings, regardless of a user's economic status or affiliation.