Friction is the enemy. Not paperwork, not people. Friction.
US employers spend $58.78 billion a year on the most disabling workplace injuries, by Liberty Mutual's count. Between every operation and a safer floor sits a wall of friction: binders, spreadsheets, systems that do not talk, and reports nobody reads until it is too late. We exist to take that wall down.
Every unit of friction in a safety program is a cost with no safety upside
Markets expand when friction falls. So do injury rates. The administrative weight of a program does not protect anyone. It just makes the protecting harder.
The right action should be the easy action
If reporting a near miss takes longer than staying quiet, people stay quiet. We build so the safe path is also the fast path.
Software should watch the patterns so people can watch the floor
Your safety leader's time belongs on the floor, not in a filing system. The platform does the reading, the remembering, and the flagging.
Four disciplines that do not usually share a room.
Safety software is usually built by software people who interviewed some safety people. FranklySafe is built by a team that carried the actual work in four fields where getting it wrong has consequences, and each one shaped a specific part of the platform.
Regulated risk, exact systems
Finance is a highly regulated industry built on nuanced risk and deeply technical systems, where every number is audited and every control has to be evidenced. That background is why the record in FranklySafe is built to be exact: timestamped, attributable, and defensible in front of an inspector, an underwriter, or an acquirer. It is also why we treat your safety record as a financial asset, because priced risk is exactly what a renewal is.
Project management in the field
Operators who ran construction project management know what software looks like from inside a trailer: another login, another form, another thing the field routes around. That experience sets the bar for every workflow we ship. Reporting an incident takes less time than ignoring it. Every task lands with a clear owner. Everything works from a phone in the field, because that is where the work is.
Over 15 years in sensitive industries
Safety professionals with over 15 years running programs in highly sensitive industries decide what the platform actually has to do: what an inspector asks for, what a root cause review needs, which finding is urgent and which is noise. They are why the corrective action loop closes with proof, and why the program you run on FranklySafe holds up when someone whose job is scrutiny starts scrutinizing.
Training as prevention
LMS professionals who understand how people actually learn built the training layer on one conviction: training is a preventative control, not a records obligation. The right module, assigned to the right crew, the same week something happened, changes behavior. Annual training in a break room changes attendance. That is why training on FranklySafe is wired to incidents, rosters, and competencies instead of sitting in a silo.
The overlap between the four is the product: a record exact enough for a regulator, workflows that survive the field, a program a career safety leader would sign, and training that prevents instead of documents.
Industrial operators. The real ones.
Operations between 100 and 500 employees, scaling to enterprise. Logistics floors, manufacturing lines, mines, hospitals, fleets, and the contractors building the data center wave. Places where the hazards are physical and the margin for error is real. We come from that world and we build for it.
Less friction. Fewer injuries. That is the whole company.
Fifteen minutes. No deck. See if we are the fit.