The SOS button
A single press on the keychain, and your trusted contacts receive a text message with a link to your location. You do not need to take out your phone, unlock it, or open the app.
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They are not meant for the same moment, and that is deliberate. One acts while you still can, the other when you no longer can.
A single press on the keychain, and your trusted contacts receive a text message with a link to your location. You do not need to take out your phone, unlock it, or open the app.
A 140 decibel alarm, loud enough to cut through street noise and turn heads. It goes through no network and does not depend on your phone: it works anywhere, at any time.
A small separate tag, with its own ring, that clips onto your keyring. Any smartphone can scan it: it shows your first name, the note you wrote, the emergency number and your contacts, as call buttons. No account, no app, and above all no dependence on your own phone.
A reusable, washable drink cover that clips onto your glass so nothing can be slipped into it without you knowing. It connects to nothing: it is a physical barrier, it always works.
That is why both exist: the button needs your phone, the QR code needs nothing. It takes over when the battery dies, when panic sets in, or when you can no longer act.
Nothing serious, and that is by design. A countdown appears with a cancel button; if your phone is stowed away, a notification lets you cancel too. Until that short delay runs out, no message is sent and nobody is warned. A false alarm costs nothing: that is what lets you press without hesitating.
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