If it is stolen, you have the proof and the trail.
Guardian keeps plates, VINs, serial numbers and photos of what you own. Mark something stolen and, if it carries a tracker Guardian can hear from, your family is told each time it moves.
14 days free for every new family. No card needed.
What Guardian does for you
Proof it is yours
Vehicles with plates, VINs, registration and insurance. Valuables with serial numbers, photos and what they are worth.
Theft mode
Mark a vehicle, trailer or valuable stolen. If it has a tracker Guardian can hear from, your family is told when it reports and each time it moves, and its trail is kept.
A police report in one press
A one-page PDF with the description, plate or serial number, what happened and where the tracker has reported.
Reminders before they lapse
Registration, insurance and inspection dates, with reminders 90, 60 and 30 days ahead.
An incident log
What happened, the report number, photos and files, and notes that cannot be changed after they are written.
Home devices in one list
Your cameras, sensors and alarms in one place, with an alert when one reports something or goes quiet.
Shown with a made-up family. The people, places and belongings in these pictures are invented.
Questions
- Do I need a tracker?
- No. Records, theft mode, the police report and reminders work without one. A tracker adds the trail and the movement alerts.
- Does Guardian show camera video?
- No. Guardian lists your devices and tells you when one reports something. It does not show video.
- Will Guardian recover my vehicle?
- No. Guardian gives you and the police the information. Recovering stolen property is a job for the police.
In an emergency, call 911. Guardian alerts your family. It does not contact emergency services.
Not ready to sign up? Start with the Family Safety Checklist.
35 practical steps to work through together, from an emergency plan to scam-proofing your parents' phones. Free, by email.
Try Guardian with your own family
14 days free for every new family. No card needed.