Not a basic check-in app — an assurance platform. Server-timestamped shifts, active checks, duty completion, patrol verification, incident reporting, and automatic escalation the moment something doesn't happen as expected.
NightOps is built to give building and facilities leaders confidence that overnight operations are happening as planned — and immediate visibility when they aren't. It doesn't watch staff. There are no cameras, no GPS tracking, no continuous surveillance. Instead it periodically asks the person on shift to confirm they're active, and tells a manager the moment someone goes quiet for too long.
A Manager's version of anything below is scoped to only the buildings they cover.
This is the part that matters at 2am — every emergency sends a push notification and, if the app's open, takes over the screen.
A panic or buzz alarm sends a push notification the instant it's triggered, even with the app closed.
If the app's open, an alarm takes over the whole screen — not a badge you might scroll past.
Every alert lands on both, every time. If one fails silently, the other still gets there.
A director picks exactly who's on the hook for an overnight panic alert.
Every screen has a built-in help assistant — ask it "how do I…" in plain English and it answers instantly, tailored to exactly what that person's role can actually do. No manuals, no onboarding calls.
A working NightOps app for Android is built and ready to try — a panic or buzz alarm takes over the phone and rings out loud, even if it's flipped to silent, the same way an incoming call does.
iPhone support is in progress, alongside getting both apps through Apple's and Google's store review.
If there's a feature specific to how your buildings actually run overnight, tell us. Most of what's in NightOps started as exactly that kind of request.
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