A special feature on Personal safety apps

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One of the first and best apps to enter the market when it comes to personal safety is ‘Help me Angela’.  Help Me Angela is a unique app that connects you to a 24/7 live personal safety specialist who can provide you with the assistance you need to help you feel safer. Among their revolutionary features is a ‘Follow me’ button has a live personal safety specialist who will come with you via your app on your journey and check in with you if you do not reach your destination. 

This app enables you get ensure you are constantly monitored when you are feeling vulnerable. 

From recording audio and text messages with GPS locations to friends and family to creating a live 'check in’. 

You can also set it to emit a siren or turn on a flashlight, to create a fake call to get you out of sketchy situations, and to work on voice activation so you don’t even need to worry about touching your phone.  

This user-friendly personal safety app comes with a remote access feature that can allow whoever receives your message to get the last known location of your phone and you can send videos and pictures without an issue. 

Red panic button has features that safeguard you or your loved ones, it also covers medical emergencies and has the ability to help the elderly and physically or mentally impaired vulnerable people. 

This is an unobtrusive app that tracks your location for a pre-set duration. 

You can share details to your friends or add a picture of where you are, and if you’re not in a position to tap the ‘I’m Safe’ button at the end of your time, your emergency contact will get an alert with pictures and your last known location. 

You can also shake your phone to turn on your alarm and video camera and send a distress call to your emergency contacts. 

Noonlight has a great simplicity about it that makes it easy to use.  

If you’re in a situation that you’re uncomfortable with, all you need to do is hold your finger on the button and wait. 

Once you release the button, Noonlight will first ask you for a pin, and when ten seconds are up, it will try and call you. If you don’t answer the call, the company will send local police and first responders to your location.