Press kit

Reporting on StrikeLeap?

Everything you need to write or broadcast about us: one-line description, boilerplate, company facts, logos, and a direct line to our team. No login, no embargoes, no PR firm. If you want a quote, ask.

One-line description

StrikeLeap is the operations platform private security firms run an entire strike engagement on, from mobilization-day onboarding through the final legal export.

Boilerplate

The paragraph you put at the bottom of a piece, or in a press release that mentions us.

StrikeLeap is a per-event SaaS platform for private security firms managing strike protection, picket-line coverage, and high-risk event work. The product spans the full engagement lifecycle: mobilization-day onboarding gates (drug test, state license, uniform issuance, custom gates), hotel-room auto-pairing, Day-1 paperwork signing, real-time crowd updates and incident reporting, push-to-talk voice channel, three-stage shift-log signatures, daily client situation reports, payroll preview with per-diem ledger, hotel folio reconciliation, weekly expense pack, and litigation-ready PDF export with SHA-256 chain-of-custody verification. StrikeLeap is built and operated by Workbird LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.

Quick facts

Product: StrikeLeap
Operated by: Workbird LLC
Entity form: Delaware limited liability company
Headquarters: United States
Category: Private-security operations software (SaaS)
Pricing model: Per-event license · no subscription, no auto-renew
Customers: U.S. security contractors running strike and event coverage

Executives

Available for on-record interviews and background conversations on private-security software, strike-line operations, and per-event SaaS pricing.

Aaron Madeira

Operations Director, Workbird LLC

Aaron leads operations at Workbird LLC, the company behind StrikeLeap. He signs every customer Service Agreement and oversees deployment, customer onboarding, and on-site support engagements. Over four years in private strike-security, Aaron has worked engagements for AFIMAC, Huffmaster, MADI, and other major industry contractors, in every role on the line, from standing post in the cold with a handheld video camera as an Evidence Coordinator up through Response Supervision. That field experience is the reason StrikeLeap exists. After watching the same paper-log, group-text, and chain-of-custody gaps repeat themselves across firm after firm and engagement after engagement, Aaron set out to close them with the right technology: purpose-built software for the way strike-line security work actually runs.

Available to discuss

The technology gap in private strike-security and what's finally closing it
Field-level operations: Evidence Coordination, Response Supervision
What AFIMAC, Huffmaster, MADI, and the rest of the industry get right (and where they leave money and evidence on the table)
Operational deployment of site-protection software during a live event
Per-event SaaS pricing model and customer onboarding
Why purpose-built tooling beats radios + paper + group texts on every engagement