Use cases

Panic button for the solo traveler

Travelling alone, for work or leisure, in a city you don't know well. A button gives you a fast way to alert someone you trust, without having to explain anything over the phone.

Setting it up on your own

You create an AlarmBee account before you leave and add whoever you like as a recipient — a partner, a parent, a close friend. The code goes on your own phone, and the button stays ready on the home screen for the whole trip.

What your people receive

The moment you press the button, they're alerted instantly with a siren and a flashing red screen, and within seconds they receive a GPS pin, a photo, and the same details by email.

Good to know

It needs active internet — roaming or a local SIM — in the country you're in. It isn't a tracking app: they don't see your route, only the moment you press the button.

Frequently asked questions

Can I have the button just for myself, with no other family member?
Yes. You can create an account just for yourself and set whichever recipients you like.
What do the recipients see when the alarm fires?
A GPS pin with a map link, a photo from both cameras on your phone, battery percentage and network type — all delivered by email too.
Does it work in any country?
Yes, anywhere with an internet connection. Active roaming or a local SIM is enough.
Can I use it for business trips too?
Yes, exactly the same way — set whichever colleague or trusted person you want notified as a recipient.

Two minutes to set up.

A whole year of peace of mind.

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