A modern case can hold millions of files. Longeye works through them and gives investigators answers with citations they can defend in court. We're a small team in San Francisco, it's working, and we're hiring.
Dude. Months.
What the program did in 10 seconds took my analyst three months.
Really going to miss using it.
One of our earliest agencies started with a standard trial in the detective bureau. Usage kept climbing until the agency rolled Longeye out across its entire patrol division on their own. When the contract came up, they signed for five years.
That's the usual pattern: one investigator gets a result, shows the next desk over, and the account grows from inside.
We're small and tight-knit, and we care about the mission more than is probably reasonable: find the truth faster, and bring more cases to a close. We have a lot of respect for the people we build for. Getting to make something that helps investigators solve real cases, every single day, isn't something any of us takes for granted. We're AI-native and we move at a pace that surprises people — a team this size gets more done than you'd expect. We know what needs to exist, and we're going after it hard.
The open roles are on our job board. If one fits, say hello. If none do and you still think we should talk, say that instead.
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