For people who work alone
Out of sight
shouldn't mean out of reach.
Why not the phone your people already carry
- It's in a bag, in the glovebox, or out of reach.
- It's theirs. A work device keeps work tracking off their personal phone — and stays behind when the shift ends.
- A missed check-in tells you something's wrong — late, and with nothing to act on.
How it works
One press out.
One confirmation back.
- 01 Your people carry a small device. A deliberate press on it raises an alert — by feel, without looking.
- 02 Your duty officer sees who, where, and how fresh that position is.
- 03 The duty officer acknowledges, and whoever pressed feels it land: someone's on it.
- 04 If a unit goes quiet, your desk sees no contact. Silence never looks like all fine.
What it adds
We don't replace your tools.
We add to them.
- Their own phone
- Always with them — and theirs. We add a work device: one press, by feel, and nothing installed on anyone's own phone.
- Check-in apps
- Proof that someone tapped in on time. We add a signal the moment something's wrong, confirmed back to whoever sent it.
- Radios
- Instant voice across the team. We add an alert that stays open until someone acknowledges it, and a timestamped record for when someone asks what happened.
- Satellite messengers
- Reach past the last cell tower, with the sky in view. We add a device that works indoors and on the move, and reports straight to your duty officer.
Try it with your own team.
Tell us where it breaks.
A 4-week paid evaluation.
Standalone — no integration to start.
Judged
against criteria you set.