This app provides safety for individuals working alone. It automatically alerts emergency contacts and transmits your location if you fail to check in, have an accident, or activate an alert. Your employer can then view your location on a map and dispatch assistance.
1.19.1
May 1, 2026
- Under the hood bug fixes and improvements
StaySafe protects lone workers by automatically alerting designated emergency contacts and transmitting the user's location if they fail to check in, experience an accident, or activate a panic/duress alert. This ensures a rapid response from employers or emergency services.
Key safety features include the ability to initiate lone working sessions, a panic button for immediate alerts, discreet duress options, regular check-in requirements, and automatic detection of non-movement or impacts. It also works seamlessly over Wi-Fi and mobile data.
Yes, employers can track your location via the secure, online StaySafe Response Hub. This allows them to see your real-time position on a map, which is crucial for dispatching help quickly in an emergency situation.
StaySafe works over both mobile data and Wi-Fi connections. This ensures that your location and alerts can be transmitted even if you are in an area with limited cellular service, as long as a data connection is available.
Yes, StaySafe can be used in conjunction with compatible devices like the V.BTTN Wearable Device and Garmin InReach Satellite Device, enhancing its functionality and reach for lone worker safety.
StaySafe has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app is designed for professional use in business contexts.
The latest version of StaySafe is 1.19, which was last updated on January 16, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and maintenance of the application.
Yes, StaySafe is BS8484 accredited, which is a British Standard for alarm systems and services. This accreditation signifies that the app meets rigorous safety and performance requirements for lone worker protection.
