What the neighborhood watch became.

The original watch worked because one neighbor kept an eye on the next one's property. That instinct never went away — but the watching moved outside the home, to cameras, video doorbells, and lighting pointed at driveways, walkways, and front doors around the clock.

The Totality Secure™ Safe Neighborhoods Program™ takes those separate exterior setups and organizes them into one connected picture for the whole community. No camera stops at the property line, so one home's coverage laps over the next — and enough overlapping views cover streets, sidewalks, and entrances instead of single addresses. Joining is voluntary and covered by a neighborhood subscription, and every homeowner keeps control of their own devices and footage.

Subscribing neighborhoods get exclusive Community Secure Score™ reports, plus benefits residents can choose to use. The Totality Secure™ Score is proprietary and multi-factor; the complete methodology is not published.

Built for the people who live there.

Neighborhoods and streets

Neighbors whose doorbell cameras and floodlights already face each other's homes — just not on purpose yet.

Subdivisions and developments

Larger residential areas that want one connected security picture instead of dozens of unconnected setups.

HOAs and associations

A ready-made program a board can bring to residents and put on the next meeting agenda.

Anyone who wants to start

Homeowners, renters, and neighborhood organizers can all begin the conversation. Builders and property managers are welcome too.

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