Panic button for school trips abroad
The chaperone hands one shared code to every student on the trip. One tap alerts chaperones and parents instantly with location and a photo.
Use cases
AlarmBee's panic button started for families with children, but the same simple idea — one shared code, one button, an instant alert with location and a photo — covers many other situations too.
The chaperone hands one shared code to every student on the trip. One tap alerts chaperones and parents instantly with location and a photo.
A group of friends shares one code before the trip. Whoever presses it instantly alerts everyone else with location and a photo.
Blood pressure, blood sugar, a history of stroke. A button on an elderly parent's phone instantly alerts children and a spouse with location, so help arrives faster.
Night guards, delivery drivers, home-care nurses, real-estate agents. A button on the phone instantly alerts a supervisor or colleague with location and a photo.
A dorm, a new city, Erasmus abroad. A button on the student's phone instantly alerts parents with location and a photo.
Group trips with many people and one organizer. A shared code gives everyone the same panic button, with special group pricing.
Travelling alone for work or leisure in an unfamiliar city. A button instantly alerts whoever you trust with location and a photo.
Epilepsy, severe allergies, the first weeks postpartum alone with a newborn, recovering from surgery. A button instantly alerts your people with location.
A more suitable, official solution exists from the Greek State, with a direct connection to the Police.