Advanced Health Monitoring

Our safety alarm watch tracks your heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and blood oxygen throughout the day. It supports older adults with long-term conditions, lone workers under physical strain, people recovering from illness, and children who need closer monitoring. Anyone living or working alone benefits from automatic checks that continue even when they feel unwell.

The watch monitors your vital signs in the background and alerts your chosen contacts or our monitoring team when readings fall outside your normal range. It checks your heart rhythm, oxygen level, and temperature without you pressing anything. If something seems wrong, the watch sends an alert with your GPS location so help can reach you quickly. It works with the manual SOS button, offering support even when you cannot press it.

Health monitoring catches most sudden changes, though not every shift is detected. Rapid spikes or drops trigger alerts, while slower changes may not. We recommend checking your readings if you feel unwell and using SOS when urgent help is needed. Regular monitoring can help spot early warning signs, and combining this with a personal alarm watch means assistance is never far away.

SOS Emergency Button Activation

We made the SOS emergency button for anyone who needs fast help. Older adults living alone, workers in far-away places, children walking to school, and people with health problems all use this button when danger comes. Families pick this system when loved ones work alone, have health worries, or need safety every day.

Press and hold the SOS button for 3 seconds until you feel it shake and hear a beep. The watch calls emergency services on its own without you dialling numbers. Hands-free mode starts straight away, so you can talk without holding anything. Your GPS location goes to helpers whilst the call connects, giving them your exact spot before you say a word.

The system works even when you cannot speak well or remember phone numbers. Do not press any buttons after SOS starts—this stops the emergency call and slows down help. The watch does everything once you press the alert, leaving you free to stay calm and tell helpers what happened.

GPS Location Tracking

Real-time GPS shows your exact spot when emergencies happen. Families use location tracking to watch loved ones with memory loss who wander from safe areas. Parents check children's routes during school walks. Bosses track workers across far-away sites. Carers check locations when confusion happens.

Your GPS coordinates go to emergency helpers the moment you press SOS or fall detection starts. No one needs to say where you are or guess your location. Helpers see your exact spot before arriving, saving important minutes during medical emergencies. The mobile app lets family members check your location all day without waiting for an alert.

Geofencing makes virtual boundaries around home, work, or school. You get alerts when the wearer crosses these lines, catching wandering before someone travels too far. GPS works indoors and outdoors, though thick walls might make it less accurate in some buildings. Location tracking works well across England, giving coverage wherever you need safety.

Hands-Free Voice Communication

Hands-free calling works for anyone who cannot hold a phone during emergencies. Older adults with weak hands, people who have fallen and cannot move, workers hurt on the job, and children who need quick family contact all use this feature. The watch answers calls on its own without you pressing buttons or lifting your arm.

Calls connect in hands-free mode the moment someone rings the watch number. You talk to emergency services, family, or workmates without holding anything. The speaker and microphone sit on your wrist, picking up your voice clearly even when you are lying on the floor. Two-way talking works from any position, letting you explain what happened whilst helpers travel to your location.

Anyone who knows the watch number can call and reach you straight away. Voice quality stays strong during emergencies, whether you are standing, sitting, or lying on the ground. The speaker volume changes with noise around you, helping helpers hear you in loud places or quiet indoor spaces.



Water-Resistant Daily Wear

Water resistance lets you wear the watch all the time without taking it off during daily tasks. Active adults who work outdoors, people who exercise often, children playing in different weather, and anyone needing 24/7 safety all benefit from this feature. The watch stays on your wrist during hand washing, light rain, and sweating without getting damaged.

Wear the watch safely during morning bathroom routines and cleaning tasks. Light rain and sweat do not harm the watch, so outdoor activities continue in normal British weather. Water resistance keeps the watch safe during normal daily tasks, cutting down the times you remove it. Wearing it all the time increases your emergency safety coverage—the watch cannot help if it sits on a counter whilst you shower or wash dishes.

The design suits outdoor work, school activities, and exercise routines where weather happens. You keep safety during dog walks, gardening, travel to work, and playground time. Water resistance does not mean waterproof—do not put the watch in baths, swimming pools, or heavy rain. The watch handles splashes and light moisture that happen during normal daily life.

Charging Cradle and Battery Life

Daily charging keeps your safety watch ready for emergencies all day and night. Users who wear the watch 24 hours need battery life that lasts through full days and nights. Carers looking after devices for loved ones use simple charging routines that fit into daily schedules. Anyone worried about forgetting to charge needs clear signs that show the device is charging properly.

Charge the watch for at least 2 hours daily in the cradle that comes with it. The micro USB cable connects the cradle to any standard USB charger you already own. A red light on the cradle shows the watch sits in the right spot. The watch shakes when placed properly, telling you that charging has started.

Battery life lasts through a full 24-hour wearing time when charged each day. Keep the charging cradle near your bed for easy reach during bedtime routines. Clean the charging contacts often if the watch stops charging—dust and skin oils block the connection over time. The watch turns on by itself when you place it in the cradle, so you never need to press extra buttons.

Protection That Restores Family Confidence

"I bought this watch for my dad after he had a fall in the garden last year. He was stuck on the ground for nearly two hours before a neighbour found him. Now he wears it every day, even in the shower. He says it's lighter than his old watch and he forgets it's even there. Makes me sleep better at night knowing he can press that button if something happens again."

Reliable Safety for Everyday Trade Work

"Work alone on different building sites most days and the boss insisted we all get these. Thought it would be a pain but honestly, it's just there on my wrist. Don't think about it until I clock off. Had one lad trip off a kerb last month and the fall thing went off automatically. Ambulance knew exactly where he was. Proper bit of kit."

Security for Children Gaining Independence

"My daughter walks to secondary school now and I was worried sick about it. Got her this watch and she can press the button if anyone bothers her or if she feels unsafe. She's used it once when she got lost after staying late for netball. I could see where she was on my phone and talked her through getting to the main road. Worth every penny for the peace of mind."

Smart Alerts for Vulnerable Adults

"Mum has dementia and kept wandering off from the care home. They found her three streets away once, completely confused. Since she's had the watch, the staff get an alert the second she leaves the building. She doesn't try to take it off like she did with the old pendant alarm. Think it just looks like a normal watch to her. Game changer for all of us."