
Pendant
An idea for a device with an SOS button you can find by touch.

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Your safety. Your circle. Your choice.
An app idea for women in everyday life. Clear alerts. People you choose. You decide who can see your location.

Product ideas only. The real devices still need testing.
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An idea for a device with an SOS button you can find by touch.

A wristband idea. Its button and signals still need testing.

A clip idea for suitable clothing, bags or belts.
Choose someone to invite. They must accept. You then choose what to share. Accepting an invitation should not let them see your location all the time.
A person you choose can say they have seen an alert you shared. That does not let them add other people, take over your device or end your emergency.
No real alerts are shown. Pressing the button, saving the alert online and someone responding are different steps.
This example has not started. No real messages will be sent.
This practice page does not show real sharing choices or locations.
The plan is to share one active emergency with the people you choose. They should not see your past locations all the time. You should see when sharing is on and be able to stop it.
Unknown here. A map or green light alone does not prove that a device is ready to send an alert.
Agree what an alert means and what each person can do. A message arriving does not mean help has been sent.
The device needs power and a signal. It may not find your location. This try-out does not replace emergency services or promise protection.
Practice only. No account was changed, no location was shared and no SOS was sent.