A security guard checks a door. Somewhere else, three people retype the result. Trackforce has built a business around closing the distance between the patrol and the payroll.
Safesite began with a stubborn question: what if the paperwork everyone hated could warn you before somebody got hurt? The answer became a mobile safety system, a score, and an unexpected bridge between the jobsite and the insurance ledger.
The healthcare-software roll-up had scale, a sprawling product estate and a workforce app customers disliked. Its repair job offers a useful lesson: fix service first, put engineering on the loudest pain, and earn the right to sell the bigger platform story.
Players Health is a Minneapolis-based sports insurtech that combines a digital risk-management platform with tailored insurance products so youth, amateur and collegiate sports organizations can keep athletes safe and stay compliant. Founded in 2015 by former pro football player Tyrre Burks, the company pairs safety assessments, background checks, incident tracking and HIPAA-compliant education with sports-specific coverage. It supports more than 40,000 sports organizations and over 5.5 million athletes, and in December 2024 closed a $60 million Series C led by Bluestone Equity Partners.
POM Safe is a Newark, New Jersey safety-technology company that builds a unified personal-safety platform for home health, hospice, and community-based care. It pairs a wearable, two-way communication device and mobile app with 24/7 dispatch, real-time GPS location, intake risk scoring, 'Check On Me' timers, and a compliance dashboard - giving caregivers who work alone in the field a discreet way to summon help and giving agencies the tools to prevent and document workplace violence. Founded after a campus-violence tragedy, POM Safe raised $3M in Series A funding in 2020 and works with major universities and healthcare providers.