MyFlare - safety app for emergency situations play online

Are the changing times we are living in, making you worry about safety of your family friends and employees? Adapt!

In this crazy world we have to help everyone watch out for each other and help provide First Responders with information to help them help all of us stay safer.

MyFlare Alert is a safety solution for individual, families, businesses, schools and events; anywhere people gather.

MyFlare Personal increases your personal safety.

MyFlare starts this with individuals setting up their own Personal Safety Zone (P.S.Z) which calls an emergency number and send texts and emails, with location, where you are (GPS - Map included) and where possible, videos with audio to 5 members of your Personal Safety Zone (pre-designated individuals that you have identified to help you in an emergency).

Not everything is an emergency yet. MyFlare Personal helps you feel safer by giving you the ability to report events to a designated member of your P.S.Z. to help or just watch.

Dangerous animals, bullying and just uncomfortable situations; you can report these with text, picture, email or phone call to your designated P.S.Z. to help you feel safer.

As you travel (roam) you become a member of Villages to increase yours and others safety.

A Village may be made up of trusted organizations such as schools, churches, airports, office parks, campuses, sporting events and even concerts. Villages may exist anyplace a concentration of people increases personal safety risk.

Villages add an additional localized safety contact number(s) for First Responders and establishes a link to First responders so they can see where you are on a map. They may even start a live Video and Audio session to learn what is needed to help you and others in the emergency IF you send a Flare message.

This system is specifically designed to provide more visibility of crowd situations. Each person sending a Flare in a Village improves visibility to First Responders.

By creating heatmaps (Flares) First Responders can see concentration of the problem which helps them analyze the situation to guide the situation to safety.