Comming home safe

FamilyCam is a personal safety alarm that lets you reach the people you select in your contacts with a single press, so you and your family can worry less, whether you walk, cycle or ride home.

Peace of mind for you and your family

For parents, waiting for a message “I’m home” is never easy. With FamilyCam, if anything happens, teenagers can alert them straight away. For the person heading home, it is a comforting feeling to know someone is one press away and you also have the option to share your location during your way home.

One press, and they can see what is happening

When you press the button, the person(s) you have chosen are alarmed. They can see and  hear where you are and what is happening, so they do not have to guess or ask a string of questions. Help can start straight away, and your hands stay free.

FamilyCam combines the best of personal safety?

A personal safety system helps you get attention or support quickly. Some alarms make a loud sound, others alarm buttons give a notification and share your location. FamilyCam is different: it connects you directly with the person you trust, who can see your situation and give live support.

7 Tips to Get Home Safely

Whether you’re walking home after work, going for an evening run, cycling home or simply heading out on your own, a few simple habits can help you feel more confident and prepared.

1. Trust your instincts

If something doesn’t feel right, pay attention to that feeling. Change your route, go somewhere busy and well-lit, or contact someone you trust. You don’t need to wait for a situation to become dangerous before taking action.

2. Keep your phone charged and accessible

Your phone can be an important safety tool. Make sure it has enough battery before heading out and keep it somewhere you can reach quickly if you need to call for help or share your location.

3. Stay aware of your surroundings

Keep an eye on what’s happening around you, especially in unfamiliar or quiet areas. If possible, avoid distractions such as looking at your phone while walking or cycling.

4. Plan your route

Before you leave, think about where you’re going and how you’ll get there. When travelling alone, choose routes that are familiar, well-lit and populated where possible. Let someone know your plans if you’re going somewhere unfamiliar or will be out for a longer time.

5. Walk with confidence and stay prepared

You don’t need to appear fearless—you simply want to stay prepared. Keep your head up, know where you are and make sure you can access your phone or other safety tools quickly.

6. Let someone know where you are

When you’re travelling alone, consider sharing your route or live location with someone you trust. This can give both you and your loved ones extra peace of mind, especially when you’re out late or travelling somewhere unfamiliar.

7. Have a way to call for help

A personal alarm, emergency feature on your phone or wearable safety device can provide an additional layer of protection.

FamilyCam adds another layer of support: with one press of a button, you can alert a trusted person and share your live video, audio and location. They can see what’s happening and be there to support you when you need it.

You stay in control, keep your hands free and can get home with greater confidence.

Ready to feel more at ease at night?