Guard911

Name: Guard911
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)
Author: Guard911, LLC

Education

Free

3 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Guard911, LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

60.1
MB

Guard911 is a mobile panic button app. In the event of an active shooting emergency, a user presses the main Guard911 panic button. As the app is dialing 911, an alert is immediately sent to the smartphones of all federal, state and local, ON and OFF duty, law enforcement officers who are in close proximity to the location and who belong to the Hero911 Network. Additionally, an intra-location alert is simultaneously sent to the smartphones of all users and a mapped location of the initial alert is displayed (mapping depends on cell coverage). Guard911 also alerts all other protected locations within a 5 mile radius of the initial alert. Guard911 is also listed in the AT&T FirsNet App Catalog as an emergency app for first responders. Please be aware that continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

3 Ratings

Saves Lives
05/18/2018

MJL8207
We have a staff of 400 at our church. Everyone is set up and has access. This app puts a panic button in the hands of all staff. It should be required for every church and school.
Saves Lives
05/18/2018

MJL8207

We have a staff of 400 at our church. Everyone is set up and has access. This app puts a panic button in the hands of all staff. It should be required for every church and school.
Too many false alerts
01/31/2024

B. Delmar
The complicated login process and false positive alerts make this app unusable.

Developer Response
Hi B. Delmar, we're sorry you are running into an issue. We appreciate the feedback. The app does not have a login process, so we'd like to understand what you are seeing there. We also have not had any emergency alerts go out (thank goodness) in the last couple of weeks, so we'd love to hear what you are referring to with false postitives. We carefully review every emergency alert that comes in and have not had any false positives. Can you please call our tech support line at 618.876.9111 and help us understand what you are seeing so that we can help you? Thank you.
Too many false alerts
01/31/2024

B. Delmar

The complicated login process and false positive alerts make this app unusable.
Developer Response 02/12/2024
Hi B. Delmar, we're sorry you are running into an issue. We appreciate the feedback. The app does not have a login process, so we'd like to understand what you are seeing there. We also have not had any emergency alerts go out (thank goodness) in the last couple of weeks, so we'd love to hear what you are referring to with false postitives. We carefully review every emergency alert that comes in and have not had any false positives. Can you please call our tech support line at 618.876.9111 and help us understand what you are seeing so that we can help you? Thank you.
Didn't understand how to access this
04/19/2018

The#1Turkey
Great concept, but I can't figure out how to access this. I'm a student doing research on ways for schools to have higher security. I went and downloaded this and it says I need a code given by an administrator. Went online and they don't tell you how to get the code from the administrator. It would be much easier to use if you could, say, make your own account with your own username and login
Didn't understand how to access this
04/19/2018

The#1Turkey

Great concept, but I can't figure out how to access this. I'm a student doing research on ways for schools to have higher security. I went and downloaded this and it says I need a code given by an administrator. Went online and they don't tell you how to get the code from the administrator. It would be much easier to use if you could, say, make your own account with your own username and login