Many parents install location tracking apps on their children＊s smartphones to keep them safe. But parents cannot check the app throughout the day, and if their child goes somewhere out of the ordinary, it is hard to know if it is a crisis or something else. That is why we need a solution that not only provides accurate location but also alerts any abnormalities.

Help Me lets you know real time location and send rescue signals

Developed by Jiasoft (CEO Song Jung sik), ‘Help Me’ can locate and track a registered person in real-time and send them to their guardian in case of a crisis at the touch of a button. If you press and hold the button for a set number of seconds or a set number of times using a smartphone volume control button, a rescue request is sent to the registered guardian, and at the same time, a photo or video is automatically taken or recorded for evidence collection. In case of an emergency, parents can see what’s going on and take action immediately, and these features don’t even require unlocking the phone, just a push of a button to quickly alert them to an emergency. The company’s wearable devices, such as the Help Me Ring and Help Me Button, are directly linked to smartphones and can be operated with one button to activate apps installed on the smartphone. “In the event of an emergency, a simple click of a button on the ring sends a rescue request to preset contacts. At the same time, a photo is taken and a recording is made to document the situation, so that the rescue call and evidence collection are happening simultaneously.” said the company. 

Identifying crises unrecognized

Help Me has a safe zone notification feature that allows you to set a radius around your child’s activity area, and you will be notified if they leave that radius, or if they enter an area where they shouldn’t be. If your loved one requests a safe ride home, you can monitor their return in real-time, so you can react quickly in case of an emergency. Help Me alerts registered guardians when the smartphone hasn’t moved for a set amount of time, so they can quickly respond to an emergency. Above all, Help Me is free to use for anyone. “With location tracking apps, you often have to watch ads or pay a monthly fee to track the location, but Help Me has made it free for everyone to use.” said CEO Jung sik. “We will do our best until the day when 10 million people use our app. We will strive to make the name Help Me remembered as a safety app.”