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Visible when it matters.

Push-to-talk and SOS where the network stops. A proactive bubble around each person and tagged asset on site. The child behind the bus, while you drive. On the phones people already carry.

Request a pilot See it in a collapsed building

The danger nobody sees in time.

  • A person trapped where the network cannot reach.

    Illustration

  • A worker behind a parked aircraft.

  • A child behind a bus.

In each case a phone is right there, and it says nothing.

The phone becomes aware, and tells whoever it concerns.

  1. 1Awareness

    Knows who and what is near, even out of sight.

    Today

  2. 2Understanding

    Knows what its person is doing.

    Today

  3. 3Prediction

    Will see what comes next.

    In development

  4. 4Warning

    Tells whoever it concerns, directly: today the driver, the rescuers and the command post. Never a commercial message.

    Today

Today the phone warns the driver, from what is near and what its person is doing. Prediction will make it earlier.

One street. Things that can happen at once.

Each warning goes straight to those it concerns: locally, ad hoc, phone to phone. No cellular network. The connection exists only for the event.

One street

In preparation.

One idea, four worlds.

Public safetyIllustration

Push-to-talk and SOS when cellular networks fail.

Today

First responders, including the armed forces: push-to-talk voice and data, phone to phone, on compatible phones running Vizible Zone.

Today

A person in distress or trapped: SOS, and a voice and data channel to the rescuers.

Today

Utilities and field crews: push-to-talk and messages where there is no network.

Vision

An alert, an SOS and messages will cross a whole city, from phone to phone.

A communications fallback: D2D using Direct Mode Operation (DMO). It complements existing radios and networks.

See it live
Every demonstration

Also: contact tracing for workplaces, the product of 2020–21.

Built on six foundations.

Today, all six

  • Works with no network

    Phones talk directly, phone to phone (D2D). Reaches significantly farther than standard device-to-device (D2D) links.

  • Voice and data on one link

    Voice, SOS, position, messages, photos and short clips on one link.

  • Voice in about a second

    From speaking to hearing, measured on our test phones, October 2026.

  • Forms on the spot

    Phones form the group themselves.

  • Privacy built in

    Nothing goes through a server. A warning to people nearby carries no identity.

  • Sees what eyes cannot

    Works behind a bus, a wall or a corner.

Today

Delivered as an SDK inside an existing app.

Vision

It will be part of the phone itself.

How we label what we claim

What stands behind it

  • Voice in about a secondFrom speaking to hearing, measured on our test phones, October 2026.
  • Piloted in HelsinkiThe Jätkäsaari Mobility Lab pilot, with cars and people on real streets.
  • Demonstrated for Mitsubishi Corporation and YazakiThe warning on the car’s own screen.
  • Founders from mission-critical communicationsVeterans of group communications for emergency and rescue services.
Milestones

Which world is yours?

Let’s design a pilot.

Show us the moment your people are most exposed. We agree the targets with you before it starts.

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