Movements is journey management sold as a finished job. Send us the trip. You get a scored route before it, a named analyst on the desk while it runs, and a report after it. One price per movement, or per traveler per month, agreed before anyone leaves. The system carries the load. A named person answers for every decision.
Illustrative movement · not a real trip or client
A movement is not a login. It is a finished piece of work in three parts, delivered for every trip you send us.
The traveler carries one app. GeoBit Mobile on iPhone or Android: encrypted end to end, and still working in a dead spot.
You buy the movement, not the hours behind it. One price per movement, or per traveler per month, agreed before the trip.
One trip on one itinerary, door to door. It starts when the traveler leaves the first door and ends when arrival is confirmed at the last one. The brief before it and the report after it come with it.
For people who travel often. One named traveler and every movement they make in the month, each with its own brief, its own live desk and its own report.
One price per movement, or per traveler per month, agreed before the trip. No seats. No hourly billing. No charge by the number of operators.
The system reads, scores and watches. A named analyst holds the decision queue. Your protection provider makes the protective calls, on our picture.
Every alert that needs a person reaches a named GeoBit analyst already triaged, evidenced and drafted. They take the human moments too: the frightened caller, the police desk, your chief of staff.
Evacuation recommendations, public statements and mass notification above 50 people never fire on their own, under any tier. Life-safety actions need two named people. A second model checks every outbound action for accuracy and proportion first.
You choose how much the system may do without asking. It starts at the most conservative tier. It earns more only after 30 days of measured accuracy and sign-off from two named people, and it drops back automatically when it gets something wrong.
Every alert, check-in and decision lands in an append-only log. Each record carries the hash of the one before it, so any edit breaks the chain at a line you can point to. Every decision can be rebuilt afterwards, including the AI's reasoning.
Executive protection on Movements is software plus a desk. Your protection provider runs the movement on GeoBit's picture: the scored route, the live positions, the alerts with their evidence. They decide the protective posture. If you have a responder nearby, the desk calls them with a clean tasking packet: who, where, what is known, what is needed. GeoBit does not put protection officers or anyone else on the ground.
Travel security usually means a desk staffed around the clock, a spreadsheet of who is where, and a phone tree for when something happens. Movements does that work for each trip, and you pay for the trips.
| The job | A staffed travel-security desk | Movements |
|---|---|---|
| Route plan | A list of waypoints on paper | Every stretch scored, with reasons, alternates and safe havens |
| Where people are | Phone calls and a spreadsheet | Live position on one map, with the threat picture on top |
| Check-ins | Someone remembers to chase | On the plan's schedule. Loss of contact goes to the desk |
| Something happens nearby | Someone reads the news and starts the phone tree | The incident is checked against the traveler's position. The alert is staged in seconds with its evidence, and a person keys it |
| Languages | Whatever the person on shift can read | Every country read in its own language |
| Night shift | A shift change, a handover, a dropped thread | The same desk all night. The record is the handover |
| After the trip | Rebuilt from inboxes | Track log, timeline and after-action report, on file |
The itinerary in plain language: who, from where to where, when, which vehicles. "Hotel to the site, Thursday at six, two cars" is enough. We reply with one price before anything starts.
The dangerous stretches and why, the alternates and the safe havens. Change it in chat with the analyst. The plan goes to the traveler's phone and to your protection provider.
Vehicles and phones tracked live, alerts armed on the corridor, messages in the same thread as the map. The analyst works the decision queue. Your provider makes the protective calls.
Arrival confirmed, the track log and timeline archived, and the after-action report delivered.
The software every movement runs on: route risk by stretch, safe havens, avoidance zones and live tracking.
The field app: routes, panic, encrypted messages and calls, offline maps, synced to the desk.
A standing watch on a principal, with threat assessment and case files behind it.
Everything that comes with every chair, from the watch floor to the desks.
Tell us the trip, or the people who travel often. We come back within one working day with one price, agreed before anyone leaves.