Go anywhere.
Your network is already there.
A new kind of alarm you take everywhere. It works on its own, and alerts the people you trust when you need help.
We're testing it with a small group first.
You'll get a few emails from us about how the alarm works, and a message when the test opens. How we handle your email.
Thanks. We've sent you an email. Confirm it and you're on the list.
When something happens
Faster help when minutes count.
Varsko shortens the time from an emergency to help on site, by alerting people near the incident with relevant, time-critical information.
14:40:00
The alarm goes off.
14:40:04
You're notified.
This is where most systems stop. The alert has been delivered.
But it went to one person. And that person isn't always able to act on it.
14:40:34
Your network is notified.
Tore, Mari and Jens. People you chose yourself, who are nearby right now.
14:41:04
Jens sees who's been notified, and responds.
One tap: on my way, on site, or can't help.
14:41:22
Tore is five minutes away. Mari can't help.
Everyone sees it the same second. Nobody has to call around, and a no is also an answer.
14:42:10
He knows what he's walking into.
Fire danger at the site is high. It's in his log before he arrives, along with who's already on the way.
14:44:50
Jens is on site.
14:46:10
All clear.
The sequence is an example. The times show the order, not measured response times.
Your network follows you, not your address.
Your neighbour at home. Your workmate on the job. Your travel companions on the other side of the world.
Working alone?
Farming →
Your safety network. Always near.
Rough weather?
Your safety network. Always near.
Far from people?
Lone work →
Your safety network. Always near.
Want to be in the first group?
We're testing with a few people first. How we handle your email.
Thanks. We've sent you an email. Confirm it and you're on the list.
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