About Lion Cables
Two inventors decided public charging shouldn't require trust
Every warning about juice jacking ends the same way: avoid public USB ports, carry your own charger, be careful out there. Patrick Kealy and Rodney Houriani thought the advice had it backwards — the cable, not the user, should do the protecting.
Between 2021 and 2023 they patented a different kind of charging cable: one with a physical switch that disconnects the data lines entirely, a retractable-pin mechanism for physical separation, and an illuminated indicator that shows the cable's mode at a glance. Three U.S. utility patents later, that idea is becoming Lion Cables.
Our vision is to become a leading provider of secure charging — protecting people and organizations from data-line attacks while keeping charging as simple as it ever was: safe and secure charging for everyone, everywhere.
Inventors & co-founders
Patrick Kealy
Inventor & Co-Founder
Co-inventor on all three granted U.S. patents behind Lion Cables' switchable charging technology.
Rodney Houriani
Inventor & Co-Founder
Co-inventor on all three granted U.S. patents, driving the product from patented concept to launch.
Named co-inventors on US 11,121,568 B2, US 11,251,634 B2, US 11,631,984 B2 — see the portfolio.
What we hold ourselves to
Security
Protection that works at the physical layer, where it can't be socially engineered.
User empowerment
The person holding the cable decides what flows through it — visibly.
Innovation
Three granted patents and a pipeline of refinements to keep the edge.
Reliability
A security product must charge flawlessly first. No compromises on the basics.
Be first in line — or bring Lion Cables to your organization.
Cables are in final development. Join the waitlist to be notified at launch, or talk to the inventors about licensing, co-development, and volume programs.