Use cases

Panic button for a group of friends travelling abroad

Visiting a friend abroad, an unfamiliar city, hours where the group splits up. One shared code gives everyone the same panic button, without anyone having to “manage” anything.

One code, the whole group

Before you leave, one person in the group creates an AlarmBee account and shares the 6-character code with the rest — a text message or a note in the group chat is enough. Everyone opens the link, signs in with the code, and has the button ready on their screen without creating their own account.

If someone gets lost or into trouble

Whoever presses the button alerts everyone else in the group — or whoever you've set as a recipient — at once, with a siren and a flashing red screen, and within seconds a GPS pin, a photo, and the same details by email, so you know exactly where they are and what the camera sees at that moment.

Good to know

It needs an active internet connection — Wi-Fi or mobile data/roaming — in the destination country. It isn't a continuous tracking app: you don't see everyone's live location, only the moment the button is pressed.

Frequently asked questions

Does everyone in the group need the same phone OS?
No. It works the same on Android and iPhone through the browser. On iPhone, only battery percentage and network type are missing from the email due to Safari's limits — the button itself works normally.
How many people fit in one “family”?
As many as you like — there's no limit on people or recipients in a single subscription.
Can we see each other's location live?
No, and that's by design. AlarmBee isn't a tracking app — it sends location only the moment someone presses the panic button, not a running route.
Does it work outside Greece?
Yes, anywhere with an internet connection. Active roaming or a local SIM in the destination country is enough.

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