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The breakthrough technology transforming the fight against violent crime.

Revelen is building the category for real-time ballistic intelligence. A handheld scanner and analysis engine turn a fired casing into an investigative lead at the scene, in minutes, not the weeks it waits in a lab queue today. It is already live in real cases across every level of government.

The opportunity

A category the field has been waiting for.

Most gun crime goes unsolved for one reason: the evidence that breaks a case waits weeks in a lab queue while the trail goes cold. Fixed scanning sites number in the low hundreds, and the agencies that need them number in the thousands. The gap between evidence and answer is measured in weeks.

Revelen collapses that gap to minutes with a handheld device an officer runs on scene. The opportunity is every agency that recovers casings and cannot get an answer in time to use them, which is nearly all of them.

The ShotOptix handheld device imaging a recovered casing — ShotOptix images the casing on scene. Revelen reconstructs the surface and ranks the matches.

Traction

Live in real cases, across every level of government.

New Castle County Police

One of Delaware's largest agencies, active deployment

Laurel PD

Live in Delaware since September 2025, in day-to-day casework

City to federal

Deployed at city, county, and state and federal levels, with international work underway

NSF & Lauder PartnersResearch and venture backing Patented & patent-pendingCore imaging and matching technology

Why it wins

The wedge is timing, and timing is hard to copy.

01 A category, not a feature

Fixed-site systems answer in days or weeks. Revelen answers on scene, in minutes. That is a different product for a different moment in the investigation, not a faster version of the old one.

02 Adoption without disruption

The casing still goes to the lab and chain of custody stays intact. Revelen enhances the workflow without replacing it, which is why agencies can adopt it without changing how they already work.

03 Proven where it counts

This is not a pilot looking for believers. It is in real cases at city, county, state, and federal levels, backed by NSF and Lauder Partners and powered by Microsoft.

The road ahead

A platform, not a single product.

The on-scene casing scan is the wedge, not the ceiling. The same foundation, the database, the matching engine, the field workflow, opens into a broader ballistics intelligence platform over time. We are not over-promising the roadmap here. The point is that the architecture has room to grow well beyond the first use case.

01 Deeper intelligence

As the data grows, the platform surfaces more than a match: patterns across scenes, weapons, and jurisdictions that no single agency can see alone.

02 Network effects

Every agency that joins makes the next match more likely. The database compounds, and so does the moat.

03 Built to extend

A platform is modular by design. New capability gets added on top of the same foundation rather than rebuilt from scratch.

Leadership

The team building the category.

Founded in 2020 and based in the San Francisco Bay Area, backed by the National Science Foundation and Lauder Partners and powered by Microsoft.

Brad Davis

Chairman & CEO

Former CEO of Forensic Logic COPLINK, acquired by ShotSpotter (NASDAQ: SSTI). Former U.S. Navy intelligence officer. Dartmouth, Tuck, and Harvard Kennedy.

Carlos Casas

VP, Global Sales & Marketing

Public-safety sales leader from IBM, GoPro, and Wrap Technologies.

Jeff Wood

VP, Business Operations

Twenty years equipping warfighters and first responders at BAE Systems, Safariland, and Axon.

Paul Bailey

VP of Product

More than 20 years in public-safety software. Led CrimeTracer (formerly Coplink) at SoundThinking.

Robert Poole

Co-Founder, Business Development

Thirty-plus years in federal law enforcement across ATF, FBI, HSI, State, and ODNI.

Bruce Stuart

VP, AI and Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise and AI architecture leader; roles with T-Mobile, TrueBlue, and Axon/VIEVU initiatives. CPA, CSM.

Dr. Robert Carlos Cruz Rodriguez

Technical Lead, AI

MSc and PhD; builds and deploys Revelen's AI models.

Anthony Tasso

Board Advisor

Retired NYPD chief, 29 years; former commander of NYPD's IT Bureau.

Funding

Where the capital goes.

The on-scene scan is the wedge. Capital extends the database, the matching engine, and the field footprint that compound into the moat.

Placeholder for review. Round details, use of funds, and the ask to come from Brad. This section will frame the raise and the milestones it funds.