
1. SOUND + LIGHT
One pull. Every head turns.
The moment the pin leaves the alarm, a piercing siren and a flashing strobe start together. It does one job, instantly: it makes the people around you look up and gives you a moment to move toward light, people and help.
You don’t have to shout, explain or find the right words. The alarm gets the attention for you.
🗸 Siren and strobe start together
🗸 No button to hold down
🗸 Push the pin back in to stop
2. No unlock. No app.
Faster than finding your phone.
Phones are brilliant — until they’re at the bottom of a bag or deep in a coat pocket. Even emergency shortcuts mean finding the phone, looking down at it and pressing the right buttons, right when your eyes should be on the street around you.
The alarm asks for one movement you can make without looking, with cold hands or gloves on. No app, no pairing, no set-up: it sounds the moment you pull.
3. Always with you
It lives where your keys live.
Safety gear only helps if it’s actually on you. Because the alarm clips straight onto your keyring, bag strap or backpack zip, it leaves the house every time your keys do — nothing extra to remember, no extra pocket.
It’s small enough to forget it’s there, and when it needs power you recharge it with the included USB-C cable instead of hunting for coin batteries.
🗸 Keys, bag straps, zips and lanyards
🗸 Rechargeable via USB-C — cable included
🗸 Small enough to forget it’s there
FAQs
How do I set it off?
How do I set it off?
Pull the pin out of the alarm. The siren and the flashing light start straight away — there are no buttons to hold, no app and nothing to pair.
How do I turn it off?
How do I turn it off?
Push the pin back into the alarm to stop the siren and the light.
How loud is it?
How loud is it?
It’s a piercing siren designed to cut through street noise and get the attention of people nearby. Because it’s loud, never test it right next to your ear — hold it at arm’s length.
How do I charge it?
How do I charge it?
Every alarm comes with a USB-C charging cable — plug it into any USB charger or laptop. Top it up regularly and test it now and then so you know it’s ready.
Is it a weapon?
Is it a weapon?
No. It only makes noise and light — there is nothing to spray, aim or fire. If you’re unsure about carrying any personal safety device where you live or travel, check the local rules.
Is it easy for older parents or teenagers?
Is it easy for older parents or teenagers?
Yes. There’s nothing to configure and only one thing to remember: pull the pin. That makes the second alarm in the 2-for-1 a natural gift for a parent, grandparent or teenager.
Should I still call for help?
Should I still call for help?
Yes. The alarm is designed to draw attention and give you a moment to move away. Once you’re somewhere safe, contact emergency services — 112 works across the EU.
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