SafeNet for the people you watch over

A child's phone, grandma, the car — who sees what, consent first, and the notification that never hides.

What SafeNet is

SafeNet is the family side of AlertCommunities: the people and things you watch over, and the people who watch over you. It is built consent first — the person you add knows, agrees, sees exactly what you see about them, and can end it any time. It is a safety net, not surveillance.

The pieces

A subject is someone or something you watch: a person with the app on their phone, an asset like a car or a tracker, or a device you pair with a QR code.
A share is what one person lets another see: live location, arrivals only, or SOS only. Shares can expire and can be revoked — both sides are told.
A zone is a place with hours: home, school 07:00–15:30. Leaving or arriving raises an alert to whoever has that scope.
SOS is the button on the subject's phone. It goes to every guardian at once, with the location, and keeps going until someone acknowledges it.

A good family setup

Add each child as a subject and install the app on their phone; accept the invitation there.
Two zones each: home, and school with school hours.
Share with the other parent: live location + SOS, no expiry.
Grandparents: arrivals + SOS only. They want to know the child got home, not to watch a dot.
Run a drill: press SOS once, together, so everyone knows what the alert looks and sounds like.

When an alert fires

Call first. Most zone alerts are a missed bus. If the person is unreachable and inside a danger area on the map, use Lost person on their card — it opens a help request that responders and nearby volunteers can see — and call the emergency number.

The notification that never hides

SafeNet alerts are urgent: they ride through silent mode and stay on screen until acknowledged. That is deliberate — set them up on a phone you will hear.

Do it now

Open SafeNet and add your first subject. Owning one ticks this item.