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Crash Detection

If they can’t call for help, their phone will.

When a phone feels a hard impact at driving speed followed by a sudden stop, iProtect247 asks if they’re OK. If there’s no answer within 60 seconds, the whole circle is alerted with where it happened.

  • AutomaticPart of every drive.
  • 60-second check“Are you OK?” first.
  • The circle is alertedWith where it happened.

Thursday · The drive to work

  1. 7:12 AM

    Mike’s car is hit at a junction at 34 mph

  2. 7:12 AM

    His phone asks “Are you OK?” and counts down from 60

  3. 7:13 AM

    No answer: Sarah, Ava and Grandpa Joe are alerted with where it happened

  4. 7:14 AM

    Sarah sees his live location, watches live and calls 911

  5. 7:22 AM

    The ambulance arrives. Sarah is on her way

What’s included

When every minute counts.

  • Nothing to switch on

    It’s part of driving detection: whenever a drive is recorded, crash detection is on.

  • “Are you OK?” first

    A 60-second countdown on the phone. One tap on “I’m OK” and nobody is alerted.

  • The circle, at once

    An urgent alert and email with where it happened, the speed, a live location link that opens in any browser, and the local emergency number.

  • Even if the phone is wrecked

    The countdown also runs on our servers, so the alert still goes out if the phone can’t.

  • Live audio and video

    If they turned it on, the circle can see and hear what’s happening and talk, and the phone tells anyone nearby to call the emergency number.

  • A phone that goes quiet

    If a phone stops reporting in the middle of a drive, the circle is told, and told again when it’s back.

How it works

Simple to set up. Quiet until it matters.

  1. Step 1: Allow location and motion

    The same permissions driving detection uses. Nothing else to set up.

  2. Step 2: Drive as usual

    Crash detection watches quietly in the background during every drive.

  3. Step 3: If it happens

    “Are you OK?” first. No answer, and the circle knows where to go.

Only when it matters

A crash alert goes only to the people in their circles and their Nearby helpers. Driving data is never sold, to insurers or anyone else.

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Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

Do we need a device in the car?

No. The phone’s own motion sensors and location are enough.

What counts as a crash?

A hard impact at driving speed, followed by a sudden stop. A dropped phone or a speed bump doesn’t set it off.

What if it’s a false alarm?

They tap “I’m OK” during the 60-second countdown, and nobody is alerted.

Does it call emergency services?

No. The circle gets the local emergency number with a one-tap call, along with where it happened and a live link.

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