BUILDING THE SAFETY NETWORK
FOR LIVE EVENTS.
GigRadar is building technology for safer, more connected live events — starting with squad-level safety tools, and building toward a full operational safety layer for security teams, event operations and attendees.
Keep people connected when it matters most.
When thousands of people gather in one place, communication becomes difficult exactly when it matters most — network congestion, crowd movement, and fragmented teams all work against a fast response. GigRadar exists to close that gap.
One safety ecosystem for live events.
Our long-term vision is to connect attendees, security personnel, event staff and command/control operations through one safety ecosystem — so every part of an event's safety operation is working from the same picture.
WHAT'S BUILT, WHAT'S NEXT.
We draw a clear line between what's live today and what's on the roadmap — on this site and in how we talk to partners.
- Live squad tracking, 360° safe zones and one-tap SOS — available now on Android.
- Bluetooth mesh relay for SOS and show-stop alerts — multi-hop, device-to-device, no internet or cellular signal required.
- Squad chat for coordinating with your crew, with messages that auto-clear after 24 hours.
- Two modes in one app — eMbumnandini for events, and Hiking Trails with GPS-verified trail routes across South African reserves.
- A control-room dashboard for event staff, with zone occupancy, incident reporting and role-based views.
- Typed incident routing with acknowledgment tracking and automatic escalation for unacknowledged reports.
- Self-serve onboarding for a new monitored event and its staff.
- Extending mesh resilience beyond emergency alerts to general squad connectivity — live location and chat — when there's no network at all.
- Ticketing-anchored entry validation, so event check-in reflects verified attendance.
- Real-time push delivery of routed incidents to staff devices, beyond in-dashboard visibility.
- Deeper venue and partner-event integrations.
Built for South African live events first.
GigRadar is designed around South African live-event conditions — the scale of local festivals and stadium events, network realities, and the way South Africans actually gather — rather than adapted from a template built for another market.
Building with the industry.
GigRadar is moving toward pilot deployments with event organisers, venues and security operators. We're looking for selected partners who want to help test and shape the next generation of event safety technology.
Become a Pilot PartnerGigRadar is built by LTC Sons (Pty) Ltd, from Umlazi, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, led by founder Mfundo Chiliza. GigRadar's technology is patent pending — South African Provisional Patent No. 2026/00025.
WANT TO SEE WHERE THIS IS HEADED?
Request a walkthrough, or reach out directly about a pilot partnership.