5 Minute Review of React Sidekick
React Sidekick personal safety devices tested for accuracy and general app review.
From a product perspective there are safety apps but they require that you fumble around with your phone before being able to request help, there are panic buttons but they require that you’re near a home with a connected security system, and then there is the React Sidekick. The React Sidekick is seemingly the perfect solution for people on the go and I’ve been patiently awaiting a chance to test it. The Sidekick isn’t just for REALTORS. It’s for anyone that ventures out alone. You can wear it while running, walking to your car, walking to class, while meetings up for a Craigslist purchase, or any time that you feel uncomfortable being alone. Sidekick is a connected panic button that can call for help with a single click so long as you are within 100 feet of your Bluetooth enabled smartphone.
The React Sidekick includes access to a free mobile app. Through the app you can customize how your Sidekick behaves. You can pre-program React to call someone you’ve added as a contact or it can reach out to 911 on your behalf. Sidekick can also post messages directly to Twitter or Facebook potentially widening the net of people available to help you when you need it. There are three primary modes: I’m Fine, Follow Me, and Help Me. I’m Fine is pretty clear, right? Help Me is what you choose when you need immediate help. Follow Me is the most unusual mode of the three. When you choose Follow Me, you will be asking a designated contact to virtually “follow you” for added peace of mind. They will be sent a link to a map where they can see the path you are taking and they can track you for a limited amount of time that is pre-designated by you.
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