Roadmap

Prove the core. Build the wearable. Expand carefully.

Peoples Defence is being developed in stages so the safety and evidence workflow can be tested properly before the system expands further.

This is our broad public direction, not a fixed release schedule. Testing, pilots and real-world use will continue to shape what comes next.

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How we are building

One platform, developed through useful steps.

We are validating the core workflow first, refining the wearable around what we learn, and expanding the platform only where testing shows that doing so adds genuine value.

Public direction

How Peoples Defence grows.

The roadmap is intentionally high level. It shows the direction without turning internal development decisions into public promises.

One platform, multiple access points.

The same trigger-to-response-to-evidence system can be reached in different ways as the platform develops.

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Now: validate the workflow

Prove that the core experience works before adding unnecessary complexity.

  • Phone-first testing
  • Safety Timer and Trusted Circle
  • Site Mode and Evidence Timeline
  • Compatible existing devices and cameras
  • Controlled pilots and user feedback
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Next: refine wearable v1

Turn the proven workflow into a more representative discreet wearable.

  • Simple deliberate physical activation
  • First-person video and audio capture
  • Alert and incident logging
  • The same Evidence Timeline
  • Refinement through real testing
3
Later: Peoples Defence-ready cameras

As the platform grows, we plan to explore our own camera range, manufactured with specialist hardware partners and built to run Peoples Defence software from the start.

  • Additional activation options
  • Broader compatible camera integrations
  • Peoples Defence-ready cameras through manufacturing partners
  • Connected environments where appropriate
  • Expansion guided by evidence and demand
The platform remains the common layer. Phones, the wearable and compatible site systems should feed the same trigger-to-response-to-evidence workflow rather than become disconnected products.
Future features and hardware shown here represent direction only. Availability and final implementation will depend on testing, privacy, technical feasibility and real-world demand.

What stays constant

The roadmap can evolve. The principles do not.

Person-controlled People should have a clear and deliberate way to begin the safety workflow.
Evidence-first Different access points should contribute to one clearer incident record.
Prove before scaling New features, integrations and hardware should be driven by real use, testing and demand.

Build with us

What happens next should be shaped by real use.

Join the wearable early group or discuss an organisation pilot as Peoples Defence moves from early validation toward a more representative product.

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