FamComm: Emergency Contacts

When something goes wrong, you may be frightened, hurt, or unable to explain where you are. Calling family one at a time costs minutes you might not have. FamComm keeps the people you would call first — and the details a paramedic would ask for — on a single screen, so reaching them takes a tap instead of a search. WHAT IT DOES • SOS — one tap opens a message to every saved contact, already written, with a link to your current location attached. You review it and press send. • Notify All — the same prepared message without location, for when people just need to know. • Call or text any contact straight from the home screen, without scrolling your address book. • Up to 5 emergency contacts, held in the order you want them reached. • Medical / ICE profile — blood type, allergies, medications, conditions and notes, ready to show a first responder. • Life360 — open it directly from FamComm if your family already shares location there. YOUR MESSAGE, WRITTEN IN ADVANCE The hardest time to find words is the moment you need them. FamComm ships with an emergency message you can rewrite to suit you, and sends that same text with every SOS and Notify All. Set it once, on a calm afternoon, and it is ready at 3am. MEDICAL INFORMATION, READY TO HAND Blood type, allergies, current medications, ongoing conditions and anything else responders should know, kept in one place you can open and hand over. No login, no hunting through a wallet. IT STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account. No sign-up. No servers. Your contacts and medical details are stored on the device itself and are never sent to us or to anyone else. FamComm has no analytics and no tracking. Messages go out through your own phone's messaging app, to the people you chose, and nowhere else. You can lock the app behind Face ID, fingerprint or your device passcode, so the information inside is protected if your phone is lost. IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ FamComm is not a replacement for emergency services. In a real emergency, call your local emergency number first — 911 in the US, 999 in the UK, 112 across the EU.