Make the small concerns visible.
A mobile-first daily prompt invites workers to share what feels wrong, even when it does not fit a formal hazard report. Text, voice and photos make observations easier to capture.
Early risk intelligence / Chronic Unease™
Notice the signals.
Act before harm.
Your frontline sees what dashboards miss. EarlySignal helps workers raise small concerns and leaders spot emerging risks before they become incidents.
Built for frontline teams. Designed for proactive leaders.
The daily prompt
“What doesn’t look right today?”
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Our founding commitments
Frontline voices come first
Complement your existing safety processes
Early awareness, not incident hindsight
From unease to insight
The warning signs are already there.
A changed sound. A recurring leak. A workaround everyone has accepted. Small observations can reveal a bigger risk—if people have a way to share them.
A different question
“What could happen if we do nothing?”
See the pattern, not just the report.
Bring frontline observations into a management dashboard designed to surface recurring concerns, trends and risk hotspots across your operation.
Turn awareness into attention.
Escalation alerts help leaders identify concerns that need a closer look. Use the signals to guide conversations, investigate conditions and prioritise action.
Initial product focus: worker reporting + management visibility. AI-assisted analysis is planned for future development.
For high-risk, real-world workMiningConstructionEnergyLogistics & transportRemote accommodation
Subscription plans
Start with your team.
Grow across your operation.
Explore the available plans below. For contractors, individual sites or enterprise rollouts, choose a subscription that matches your operating needs.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Before you begin
Clear scope. Better expectations.
Listen earlier. Lead proactively.
Give the next warning sign
somewhere to go.
Make frontline observations part of your risk conversation—not just your incident investigation.