Help in one press. Proof it reached them.
The FLAR3 app is where every alert starts and every FLAR3 device connects. Fast to reach, hard to set off by accident, and clear about who your alert reached.
SOS in one press
Hold for 3 seconds, with 5 seconds to cancel if it was a mistake.
Location sharing
Only with people you choose, only for as long as you choose.
Trusted contacts
A small, chosen group who receive alerts and journey updates.
Journeys
Share a trip and an arrival time. If you don't check in, your contacts are told.
Verified resources
112, helplines and nearby services, each checked and dated.
You're on a journey
Nothing has been sent yet.
Working concept. Tap anything.
Hard to trigger by mistake. Honest about what happened.
Press and hold the button for three seconds. Let go early and nothing happens. Hold on and you'll see the cancel window, then every contact's delivery status — the same flow the app runs.
- A deliberate 3-second hold, so pockets and children don't send alerts.
- A short cancel window before anything is sent.
- Location attached with its accuracy and age.
- Per-contact status — queued, sent, delivered or failed, with retry.
Demo only. This runs in your browser. No message is sent, no location is read and no call is placed. Names are examples.
Everything you need when it counts.
The first version does a few things very well. SOS, contacts, location and calling have to work every time, so that's where we start.
One-press SOS
A deliberate 3-second hold starts the alert, from the app or your Gear.
Trusted contacts
Pick your people in advance. They confirm they'll receive your alerts.
Live location
Contacts see where you are, with the time and accuracy of the fix.
Call 112
India's emergency number, one tap from the SOS screen.
SMS backup
When data is weak, alerts go by SMS where your phone allows.
Cancel and “I'm OK”
Stop a mistaken alert, or tell everyone you're safe with one tap.
Hindi & English
Every core screen in the language you're most comfortable with.
Practice mode
Rehearse safely and check your contacts really get your alerts.
Six steps, including when things break.
Activates SOS
Press and hold in the app or on your paired Gear. The cancel window starts.
Starts the alert workflow
Logged locally first, so nothing depends on the network to begin.
Prepares location & profile
Best available fix with timestamp and accuracy; emergency profile attached.
Notifies trusted contacts
Push and SMS where supported — through whatever channel is available right now.
Can call 112
One tap to dial emergency services. The user places the call; it is not automatic.
Shows delivery status
Per contact: queued, sent, delivered or failed — never a vague "done".
No internet
Push and live location can't send.
Try SMS where supported; queue push for retry; surface the 112 call option.
No location
No fresh GPS fix, or permission denied.
Send last known location marked with its age, or state clearly that none is available.
No SMS
No signal, OS restriction or provider failure.
Fall back to data channels when possible; offer manual share and calling.
Accidental press
Pocket press, child, false trigger.
Countdown with cancel; if alerts already went out, send an "I'm OK" follow-up.
Delivery failure
A contact's message bounces or stalls.
Show the failure per contact, retry, and prompt the user to call directly.
Contacts and emergency services are not reached automatically in every situation. Delivery depends on permissions, battery, coverage and third-party services — the app's job is to try every available route and report the outcome truthfully.
Everyday confidence, before anything goes wrong.
Once the essentials are proven reliable, these arrive to help on routine journeys, in unfamiliar places and in uncomfortable moments.
After launchSafe-walk timer
Set a duration; contacts are alerted if the timer isn't stopped.
Journey check-ins
Scheduled confirmations, with missed-check-in alerts to contacts.
Vehicle details sharing
Share a cab or auto's number plate and details with contacts in one step.
Nearby police & hospitals
Closest services with distance, phone and directions.
Verified safety information
Helplines and guidance with source and last-verified date.
Evidence capture Where supported
Consent-based audio and photo capture, stored privately — subject to OS limits and legal review.
Fake-call utility
A realistic incoming call to exit an uncomfortable situation.
Emergency profile
Optional details shared with contacts during an alert.
Private incident logging
A dated, private record the user controls and can export.
Personal safety settings
Triggers, countdowns, channels and defaults tuned per user.
Where the app could go next.
None of these are built yet. Each one waits until the pilot shows it's wanted and it works.
Smartwatch SOS
Trigger an alert from a supported watch or band.
ExploringVoice SOS
Hands-free alerts where your phone allows it.
ExploringGroup journeys
Friends travelling together see when each person gets home.
ExploringMore languages
Regional languages beyond Hindi and English, chosen by you.
ExploringFree for everyone. Always.
SOS, trusted contacts, location sharing and emergency calling stay free. Emergency access is never the upsell.