One press. Your live GPS location reaches your trusted ones instantly — no app, no internet, no smartphone.
I.TRAXE — The safety device that looks like a friend.
Every 15 minutes, a sexual assault is reported in India. Most victims had no way to alert anyone in time.
In a real emergency, pulling out your phone and unlocking it is not an option. Every second matters.
Most GPS trackers and safety wearables rely on WiFi or mobile data — useless in low-connectivity areas or when your phone is dead.
Panic buttons look like panic buttons. A threat can escalate the moment an attacker sees you reaching for one.
The button is hidden on the keychain, so you can press it without taking out your phone. No app, no unlocking. You can do it from your pocket.
Outdoors, the GPS module gives your exact spot. Indoors, where GPS is weak, it falls back to the nearest cell tower, so a location still goes out.
An SMS with a Google Maps link goes to the trusted number you set up. It's a normal text, so no internet is needed and any phone can open it, even a basic keypad phone.
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