Stop selling panic buttons that fail when it matters most
Your subscribers pay R200–500/month for armed response. But the panic button only works if they can press it.
In a home invasion, they can’t. Hands tied. Phone across the room. The button is useless at the exact moment it has to work.
Now imagine they could just say “Help me” — and your control room is already rolling.
We’ll build that. Your brand. Your subscribers. Your recurring revenue.
The pilot offer
- White-labelled voice-activated panic app, built into your existing dispatch stack
- 3 months, one estate of your choosing, up to 50 subscriber phones
- Detects a custom trigger phrase from a locked screen, in the background
- Fires GPS to your control room in under 2 seconds
- Works offline — no signal needed for the trigger to fire
What you get in 90 days
- Branded Android app shipped to Play Store under your name
- Live integration with your control room
- Activation dashboard: triggers, false positives, response times, GPS heatmap
- False-positive handling playbook for your operators
- Unit-economics model for a R99–R199/month consumer rollout (61–92% gross margin at scale)
You don’t pay until it works
Built at risk. You pay on acceptance, not before. If the pilot misses the agreed accuracy bar — >95% activation on the test phrase, <1 false positive per device per month — you walk away. No fee.
Why this window is closing
SA’s first voice-panic app launched consumer-direct in 2025. Their distribution is app-store, not white-label-through-armed-response. That gap is yours to take.
The first armed response company to ship a voice-activated panic app under their own brand owns the category for the next five years. Every month you wait, your subscribers see voice panic in a competitor’s ad.
Next step — 30 minutes
One call. Live demo on a phone. We map your dispatch stack. You decide if a pilot makes sense.
Louwrens — [phone] / [email]