We're partnering with a small number of HOAs, golf courses, resorts, municipalities, and waterfront operators to shape CrocAlarm's early field validation program. Tell us about your site.
What you get
Priority placement in our field validation program, direct input into product design, and early visibility into a technology built for a risk your community already manages every day.
What we ask of you
Site access for a supervised, dock-mounted data-collection deployment, and a point of contact to coordinate installation and feedback.
CrocAlarm is in an active architecture and validation phase, not commercial deployment. An early pilot is a data-collection partnership, not a guaranteed detection product — we'll be direct with you about what the technology can and can't yet do at each stage.
We've received your pilot request and will follow up soon with next steps.
We review your environment, waterway characteristics, and current wildlife concerns to assess fit for our current validation phase.
A short call to align on timeline, goals, and what early field validation can realistically offer your site today.
Sites are prioritized based on fit with our current validation roadmap — not all requests can be accommodated immediately.
Yes — and it's a big part of why we're building this. Florida wildlife agencies formally track human bites, not pet fatalities, so there's no official count at all. The real number is almost certainly far higher than anything on record, since there's no requirement to report a pet lost to an alligator the way there is for a human attack. Almost all of it happens exactly where CrocAlarm is designed to watch: docks, canals, and backyard ponds.
No. CrocAlarm is designed to alert your community faster and with better location data. Actual capture and removal stays with FWC-contracted trappers, as required by Florida law.
Alerts are designed to route to your designated community contact and dashboard in real time. For confirmed high-confidence threats, you decide your own escalation path, including contacting FWC's Nuisance Alligator Hotline.
Connectivity is part of the site assessment during pilot scoping. Nodes are being designed with cellular and mesh connectivity options for sites without reliable wifi.
Solar-powered and low-maintenance by design. Pilot sites get direct support from our team during this early validation phase.
See indicative pricing on our homepage — final quotes are site-specific and confirmed during pilot scoping.