Safety, everywhere you go.

Most safety advice assumes that someone who cares about you is close enough to reach you in time, or that formal emergency services will be. Often neither is. Public safety systems are slow or overloaded, and the people you trust are somewhere else.

ProTechMe adds a third layer: nearby app users. If your own people can't help, the alarm transfers to the five nearest ProTechMe users. Community-responder networks have worked this way for cardiac arrest for years; ProTechMe applies the same idea to personal safety generally.

It works for the walk home after a late shift, the run before it gets light, the first date with someone you met online, the commute that ends with an unlit stretch of road. It works in places where formal emergency response is slow or overstretched. And it works just as well for someone living alone and for lone workers operating where colleagues aren't close by.

More on the everyday version of this on our women’s safety page, and on how teams use it on ProTechMe for business.