Fast emergency triggers
The Android build supports hold-to-SOS, Voice Guard and a safety timer. A working BLE breadboard prototype validates the companion wearable trigger interaction.
This browser demo simulates JayQora Guardian’s SOS and nearby responder flow. Hold the emergency button, watch responders accept and approach, and see how the victim stays in control. Android users can also download the current test build.
Enter a display name to join the demo network. In the real app this is your account — and in MVP launch mode, anyone who installs and logs in can receive alerts and respond.
People at the scene marked this emergency as resolved. Only YOU can end it. Are you safe?
Blocking is PIN-protected so an attacker holding your phone can't cut off your help. (Demo PIN: 1234)
Guardian is designed around the complete emergency path: make an SOS easy to start, attach current location and context, alert trusted contacts and eligible nearby responders, support the approach, and leave the person who raised the SOS in control of the outcome.
The Android build supports hold-to-SOS, Voice Guard and a safety timer. A working BLE breadboard prototype validates the companion wearable trigger interaction.
Guardian uses current location to target relevant responders, records acceptance and approach events, and expands coverage when an alert remains unanswered.
Trusted-contact links, responder visibility, blocking controls, evidence capture and official-service escalation are part of the response design.
Current status: this page is a safe browser simulation. The Android app, backend and responder workflows have functional test builds. Production Guardian Ring hardware and standalone connectivity are roadmap items and are not claimed as commercially available.