Detection. Alerts. Monitoring.

Know what is flying above your site.

The sky is the new perimeter. Gargoyle brings passive drone detection, alerts for your team, and around-the-clock monitoring into one platform.

G1 available now. G2 with RF and acoustic sensing coming soon.

G1 sensor on a rooftop, with the Tulsa skyline behind it
G1 on a University of Tulsa roof.

Next generation · Coming soon

G2. More ways to sense
what is overhead.

Remote ID, radio frequency, and acoustic sensing. G2 is planned to bring all three into the same Sentinel platform.

Retained from G1

Remote ID

Receive cooperative drone broadcasts over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Planned for G2

Radio frequency

Add RF spectrum sensing beyond the Remote ID receiver.

Planned for G2

Acoustic

Add acoustic detection alongside the radio-based sensing methods.

G1. Remote ID detection today.

G1 is a passive, receive-only sensor for FAA Remote ID. It detects cooperative drones that are broadcasting; non-broadcasting aircraft are invisible to G1.

Explore the G1 + G2 platform

Alerts + monitoring · Sentinel

Airspace security,
made simple.

Review activity, past detections, and incident reports in one dashboard. Add 24/7 managed monitoring for your site.

Sentinel · Sample replayMap / event details / timeline
Brooklyn sample replay map with a purple recorded aircraft track
Replay timeline with recorded local time and playback controls
Sample event record: broadcast identifier 1668BR40FA009S5V, altitude 50 meters, heading 227 degrees, one observing unit, and latitude and longitude
Sample Sentinel replay. Map, event details, and timeline cropped from the same interface screenshot. This is sample data, not the Tulsa reference deployment.

Detection

Review the aircraft’s broadcast identifier, position, altitude, heading, observing sensor count, time, and replay.

Alerts

Notify the contacts you name. We agree the notification and escalation workflow with your team.

Monitoring

Gargoyle’s team reviews events around the clock with managed monitoring. Your team owns the response.

See managed monitoring

Reference deployment

University of Tulsa.

A rooftop sensor network connected to Sentinel.

On site
6 sensors
Live since
December 2025

Current customers

An unknown drone. A decision that can’t wait.

Gargoyle’s current customers include an electric utility cooperative, municipal police and city government, and stadiums and major venues.

Electrical substation and power transmission equipment
Illustrative photo · Mr Dr3igeteilt / Pexels

Electric utility cooperative

A small payload. An outsized outage.

The problem

A substation has fences and cameras. The airspace above it is still an open approach. A drone can survey equipment, interfere with crews, or carry a payload that threatens power to homes, hospitals, and emergency services.

The Gargoyle solution

Gargoyle is already in use at an electric substation. Review detected drone positions, tracks, and replay in Sentinel, with alerts to your site team. Optional 24/7 managed monitoring adds event review and escalation.

Explore utility security
Light bar on the roof of a police vehicle
Illustrative photo · Kindel Media / Pexels

Municipal police + city government

Your mission can’t wait for an empty sky.

The problem

Police and first responders need eyes above an active scene. Meanwhile, recreational flights, commercial operations, and delivery drones add traffic around the same mission. Crews need context before launch and a shared picture with the command team.

The Gargoyle solution

Gargoyle surfaces detected positions and tracks in Sentinel, giving UAS crews and city teams a view of nearby drone activity. Review it alongside your flight plan, alert named contacts, and keep a replay for incident review.

Explore public safety
Spectators gathered in a stadium
Illustrative photo · Joaquin Carfagna / Pexels

Stadiums + major venues

Thousands of people. One unplanned aircraft.

The problem

When a drone appears above a packed stadium, the stakes include spectator safety and disruption to the event. Approved filming and public-safety flights may share that airspace. Security needs to assess unfamiliar activity against the operating plan.

The Gargoyle solution

Gargoyle gives event security detected positions, recorded tracks, and alerts in Sentinel. Compare activity with approved operations, notify event command, and retain replay for law-enforcement follow-up. Optional 24/7 monitoring adds review and agreed escalation.

Explore venue security

G1 detects drones broadcasting Remote ID. G2 with RF and acoustic sensing is coming soon. Your team owns the response.

Other industries

Airspace awareness for the places you protect.

From corporate operations to private communities, give your security team visibility above the perimeter.

  • Corporate Campuses & Data Centers

    Review drone activity around offices, sensitive facilities, and the teams keeping operations running.

  • Hotels & Resorts

    Give property security context on nearby drone activity around guest spaces, grounds, and events.

  • Warehouses & Distribution Centers

    Monitor detected activity above loading areas, storage yards, and logistics operations.

  • High-Net-Worth Estates

    Give estate security visibility into drone activity around private grounds and residences.

  • HOAs & Residential Communities

    Help community security teams review nearby drone activity and document concerns around shared spaces.

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Security perspective

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Expert Validation

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“Gargoyle represents a fundamental shift in how we think about perimeter security. The ability to detect and track drones in real-time fills a critical gap that our industry has needed for years.”

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Deployment

From site plan to a named contact.

Assess

You share the footprint, mounting access, and security priorities. Gargoyle recommends sensor count and placement.

Install

We agree the installation plan with your team, including power and cellular or site-network backhaul.

Monitor

G1 feeds detections to Sentinel. Managed monitoring adds Gargoyle’s review team, around the clock.

Notify

We alert the contacts you list. Your team investigates, escalates, and decides how to respond.

Gargoyle does not jam, spoof, take down, or take control of aircraft.

Operational questions

Before you put it
on your site.

What shows up in an alert?

Alerts notify the contacts in your monitoring plan. We confirm the notification channels and alert content during assessment. The Sentinel event record contains the available broadcast details and replay shown above.

When will G2 be available?

G2 is coming soon. Ask about it in your site assessment; we’ll discuss the planned sensing capabilities and availability for your deployment.

How do you decide sensor count?

We review the footprint, mounting locations, connectivity, and coverage priorities. You do not need to estimate a unit count before contacting us. Prepare for your site assessment.

What power and backhaul are needed?

Backhaul can use cellular connectivity or your site network. We confirm the power requirements and installation plan for the proposed locations before deployment. View installation details.

Who is on the console at 03:00?

With managed monitoring, Gargoyle’s team reviews detections 24/7 and follows your agreed escalation path. Your security or UAS team owns the response. Monthly activity reporting is included when agreed in scope.

Where does detection data live, and who can export it?

Sentinel is a cloud platform with exportable incident reports. We confirm hosting, retention, access, and export requirements with your team before deployment.

Does this integrate with our VMS or CAD?

Alerts and exportable incident reports are available today. Deeper security platform connectors are on the roadmap; we review your workflow during the assessment.

Site assessment

Get a sensor plan for your site.

We reply with sensor count, placement, monitoring scope, and a quote. You tell us the footprint and who should be alerted.

Request a site assessment