Revolvar - Helping women feel safer

folken (59)in #steemhunt • 6 years ago

Revolvar

Helping women feel safer

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This small device is helping women feel safe.
Revolvar is a wearable device invented by CEO Jacqueline ROS after her sister was attacked as a teenager.
Revolvar is as easy as pressing a button. A contact list in your phone is instantly alerted through an app and sends out your location.
One click lets a loved one know if you're home safe, two clicks sends a yellow alert telling them you sense something is wrong, three clicks sends a red alert to send for emergency responders.
Revolvar's small size makes it unnoticeable but easy to reach on your keys and could end saving your life.

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6 years ago in #steemhunt by folken (59)

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urbangladiator (69) 6 years ago

Great catch!

Pros:

The fact that it looks like a normal key ring might be life-saving.
Since it's not a weapon, it minimizes the risk of a situation escalating.
Could be used by the elderly as well, in case they fall.
Also comes as a necklace, genius!
Kids can check in to say they arrived home safely.
It also looks like a fitbit type device, which again, a would-be attacker wouldn't think twice about.

Cons:

It might be a non-issue, but I'd be curious to see how clickable it is, I'd hate to butt-dial and concern my contact list.
I couldn't find out if there is any visible indicator to tell if it's been clicked or not.
It's not available yet.