The shift's long. The check-in is one tap.
Silent one-tap check-ins between you and base. Calm, professional, timestamped.
2:17am. Fluorescent hum, empty corridor, radio crackling somewhere two floors down. You've done the rounds, logged the readings, and the building is exactly as quiet as it should be.
You tap All clear. A Ping lands on the dispatcher's phone across town, timestamped in the room's history. No call, no chatter, no paperwork. Presence, confirmed.
Round after round, the check-ins stack up in the room. The whole night, readable at a glance.
4 buttons. A whole language.
Each one carries its own sound, haptic and color, so it’s felt before it’s read. This is the room you’d set up.
- 01
Scheduled prompts replace forgotten radio check-ins and missed 'you good?' texts.
- 02
Distinct sounds for All clear, On break, Need backup: no ambiguity at 3am.
- 03
Every check-in lands in one room with a name and a time, so handover reads itself.
- 04
Need backup carries its own urgent sound the everyday taps never use.
Make the long shift quieter. Make every check-in count.
Your version starts the moment you make the room. 30 seconds, free, no card.
