Заступник: дети в безопасности

Заступник: дети в безопасности (Intercessor: Children in Safety) is a free and innovative emergency response application designed to provide immediate assistance to children in distress. It extends beyond the functions of typical parental control alternatives by enabling kids to send an urgent signal and receive rapid help from both volunteers and emergency services - in as little as two minutes.

The core premise of this software is built on a social collective agreement among parents. It facilitates a network where parents agree to assist nearby children in need, harnessing the power of a community that acts collectively for the safety of all children. When a child triggers an emergency alert, the system, using its unique patented algorithms for precise geolocation, quickly notifies the child's parents and mobilizes a group of three to five unrelated but verified users in the area to respond simultaneously. All the while, situation center operators oversee these alerts round the clock and coordinate with emergency services.

Intercessor stands out from other options due to its focus on immediate aid in emergencies, rather than solely tracking. As soon as the panic button is pressed by a child, the parents are alerted within seconds, and responders are provided the most efficient route to the child's location. The software also allows parents to listen to the sounds surrounding their child in times of crisis.

Users can tailor it to their needs by adding relatives to the Circle of Trust, receiving notifications of children’s movements, and reviewing the movement history. The safety of children's data is a priority, and it is accessible only to designated family members. Installation and setup are straightforward, ensuring that children can be located quickly and effectively in case of an emergency.

The Заступник: дети в безопасности ecosystem not only fosters a secure environment for children but also encourages a communal approach to safety, urging users to spread the word, given that a larger network equates to better protection for all children involved.