Guardian v41 combines user-initiated safety monitoring, SOS, live location intelligence, nearby responders and human Safety Team coordination.
Users can voluntarily request Safety Team monitoring while walking alone, travelling, waiting in an unfamiliar area or whenever they want additional oversight.
The monitoring state becomes active only after an authorised Safety Team member accepts the request.
The team can stay in touch and perform periodic check-ins, including approximately 5- or 10-minute contact intervals when appropriate.
Monitoring continues until the user confirms safety or the session is otherwise closed through the authorised workflow.
One-tap Android SOS and BLE wearable-triggered SOS support discreet activation.
Guardian keeps updating location as the person moves and uses the latest valid position for response logic.
Trusted contacts can receive emergency information and live tracking support through the configured alert flow.
Timestamped SOS recording and supporting evidence workflows are designed to preserve incident context.
1 km → 1.6 → 2.6 → 4.1 → 6.6 → 10 km expansion continues until the configured responder target is reached.
Each expansion targets only the newly reached annulus instead of alarming everyone again.
If the user moves away from the original SOS location, responder coverage can follow.
Higher-speed incidents use a movement-aware multi-zone model with forward anchoring, bridge coverage, per-zone escalation, re-anchoring and stop detection.
Multiple movement signals, hysteresis and invalid-jump handling reduce false motion classification.
Responder map geometry is designed to mirror the backend destination-point calculations used for dispatch decisions.
Nearby responders receive actionable emergency information, distance and navigation support.
The system can prompt a responder when another active victim is nearby and coordinate the response choice.
Users can create timed safety sessions with safe/danger outcomes and escalation logic.
Reported unsafe locations require approval before becoming platform advisories.
Authentication, Firestore rules, input validation and role-based access protect platform data and controls.
Human monitoring, escalation support and controlled incident closure connect users, responders and operations in one live workflow.