A theft, an assault, a fire, a suspicious object. Report what you see in 10 seconds with the LEON app, and everyone nearby is warned before it reaches them.
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You are already there. Your report is what turns one person's warning into a whole street that knows.
A bag snatched, a fight, smoke from a car, someone forcing a door. Stay at a safe distance. Your safety comes first.
Open LEON, tap the red shield, pick what you saw and drop the pin. Add a photo if you can. That's it.
Your report appears on the map at once. When a second witness confirms it, people within 3 km get a push, and LEON agents are ready to help.
From a pickpocket on the Promenade to a car on fire in a car park, every report helps someone choose another street, keep their bag closer or head home a different way. Each report stays on the map for 7 days, then leaves it.
LEON is first a security company: professional drivers and close-protection agents working across the Riviera and beyond. When a warning is not enough, the same app gets you a LEON chauffeur or bodyguard.
"Two men working the tram stop on Avenue Jean-Médecin. I reported it from the platform. The next person to open the map knew to keep their phone in their pocket."
"Smoke coming out of a car in an underground car park. I called the fire brigade first, then put it on LEON so nobody walked down there to get their car."
"A fight spilling out of a bar near the Vieux-Port, late at night. A pin and a category, from across the street. People nearby were warned when a second witness confirmed it."
Typical situations reported in the app. Never put yourself at risk to take a photo.
No. If someone is in danger, call 17 (police) or 112 first. LEON warns the people around you; it does not dispatch the police. Once you are safe, a report on LEON helps everyone else nearby.
No. The map shows what happened, where and when, never who reported it. For burglaries and sexual violence the point is moved to within about 300 m so that no home or victim can be identified.
Your report appears on the map straight away, marked as unverified. When a second person taps "I see it too", or our team confirms it, LEON users within 3 km get a push notification, as long as the incident is less than two hours old. Nobody receives more than three of these alerts a day.
The original stays private. A copy with its location and camera data removed is published only after our team has checked it.
Anyone can flag a report. After three flags it is hidden automatically until our team reviews it.
Reporting is free and works wherever you are. The live map also brings in local news and official crime figures for Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco, Marseille, Toulon, Saint-Tropez and Paris, with more cities coming.
From official French Ministry of the Interior statistics, published every year for each commune and compared with the national rate. They show the long-term picture; reports from LEON users show what is happening today.
Download LEON and be ready the next time you see something. It takes ten seconds and it might keep someone out of harm's way.
Or watch the live crime map first →