Alert queue
Alerts are colour-coded by severity and wait for a person to take them.
Institutions
Protect many people with one console. Residents and beneficiaries use the app, a bracelet or a 4G watch. Your team sees every alert, takes the case and closes it.


Alerts are colour-coded by severity and wait for a person to take them.
See the person's location during an alert.
Take over, escalate and close each case.
A record of who did what, that cannot be altered unnoticed.
Recordings open only with your private key.
Servers in the European Union.
Every person is a point on the map and a line in the queue, coloured by status. Your team sees who needs help first.
The person pressed SOS, or a strong alert was raised. A person must take it now.
Something is off: a check-in was missed, the person left a safe zone, the device was removed or the battery is low. Check soon.
Connected, inside the safe zones, no alert.
Illustration of the monitoring console. Pulse and temperature appear once the device and the next app update send them.
Residents wear a 4G watch or bracelet. Staff answer alerts from the console, with the pulse in the alert.
Beneficiaries use the app or a bracelet and join with an enrolment code. No account is needed.
One system for several programmes, with roles and an audit log.
The ToneGuard® app on the beneficiary's phone.
Adds a 4G bracelet for a discreet SOS.
Adds a watch with its own SIM card and GPS.
Prices depend on the number of people protected and are quoted on request. Devices are sold as pre-orders.
Your own team answers alerts. ToneGuard® provides the system; it does not run a 24-hour monitoring centre and does not replace emergency services.
Looking to set up a monitoring centre of your own? See monitoring centres.