My Panic Alarm

There are several reasons why you may need an instant alarm on your phone as you may need to have one in your pocket. There are situations where you may just have time to touch an icon and doing nothing else or choosing any option: menace of theft or violence, heart attack or other disease, someone following you in the night.

Be ready to reach the people you trust when every second matters.

My Panic Alarm Pro turns your phone into a personal siren with optional automatic alerts. Set up your contacts, name and messages in advance, choose the features you want, and keep your plan ready.

HOW IT WORKS

• Tap the alarm button three times, with less than four seconds between taps, to start a 3-second countdown and activate the siren.

• If the siren continues for 30 seconds, the app attempts to send the alerts you enabled to your selected contacts.

• To stop the siren, tap the alarm button three times in quick succession. Stopping before the 30-second alert point prevents automatic messages.

ALERT YOUR WAY

• SMS: Send to up to three contacts through your phone's mobile network.

• Email: Send to up to three email addresses from the MyPanicAlarm service. No personal Gmail sign-in is needed.

• Optional position: Include your current location and a maps link in SMS and email when position sharing is enabled and a suitable location is available.

• Personalize: Add your name and prepare separate SMS and email messages.

• Verify email delivery: Send a clearly marked test email to your selected recipients before relying on email. This button sends email only; it does not send SMS.

SET UP BEFORE YOU NEED IT

Add the people you trust, enable only the alert channels you want, grant the required permissions, and verify email delivery with your contacts. Email needs an internet connection. SMS needs a supported phone, an active SIM and mobile service; your carrier may charge for messages. Email recipients appear together in the To field and can see one another's addresses.

IMPORTANT

MyPanicAlarm Pro is a personal alert tool. It does not call emergency services or guarantee that a message will be delivered, read or answered. Device settings, permissions, network coverage and service availability can affect alerts. Keep another way to contact emergency services available.