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Use cases

Panic button for students

Away from home for the first time, an unfamiliar city, or Erasmus in another country. A button gives parents a way to know that, if it's ever needed, the student can alert them instantly.

How a family with a student sets it up

A parent — or the student themselves — creates an account, the student signs in with the shared code on their own phone, and the button stays ready on the home screen. Nothing else is needed until it's needed.

What parents receive

A siren and a flashing red screen on their phone the moment the button is pressed, followed immediately by a GPS pin, a photo, and the same details by email — useful if a parent is asleep or doesn't have the app open.

Good to know

It needs an internet connection in the country of study — dorm Wi-Fi or a local SIM abroad. It isn't an app for tracking daily movements — it sends location only at the moment of the alarm.

Frequently asked questions

Does the button work in another country, e.g. on Erasmus?
Yes, anywhere with an internet connection. Active roaming or a local SIM in the host country is enough.
Does a parent know where the student lives day to day?
No. AlarmBee doesn't track continuously — it sends location only the moment the panic button is pressed, not a daily route.
Can only one parent see it?
You can set as many recipients as you like — one parent, both, or siblings too.
Does the student need to open the app every day?
No. It just needs to be installed once on the home screen; the button is ready whenever it's needed, with no daily use required.

Two minutes to set up.

A whole year of peace of mind.

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