Longeye
AI investigative workspace that helps justice agencies analyze digital evidence with source-linked citations
About
Longeye is a San Francisco company that builds an AI-powered investigative workspace for the justice system. Police departments, sheriff's offices, prosecutors and public defenders use it to search and analyze large volumes of digital evidence such as jail calls, warrant returns, phone extractions, video, financial records and documents. Its citation engine links each finding back to the original message, document or recording so investigators can verify sources, and the company says it meets the FBI CJIS Security Policy, with agencies keeping ownership of their data. Founded in 2025 by Guillaume Delepine and Danielle Man, it says more than 50 agencies use the platform. In October 2026 it raised a 20 million dollar Series A led by N47 with participation from Andreessen Horowitz's American Dynamism practice.
- Website
- longeye.com
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- web
- Ownership
- unclaimed
Where to go
For people
- Homepagelongeye.com
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Nothing listed yet.
Products
- Longeye Investigate — AI case analysis for detectives that answers questions across a whole case with source-linked citations · Saas
- Longeye Monitor — Jail call analysis for corrections that reads calls, messages and visitor logs and flags what to watch · Saas