Discreet triggers
Trigger from an iPhone widget, the Action Button, Apple Watch, or in-app — no unlock required.
From a discreet tap to real help on the way — in about 20 seconds.
Start from an iPhone widget, the Action Button, Apple Watch, or inside the app. No unlock required.
A countdown lets you undo an accidental activation before anything is sent.
If you don't cancel, a RapidSOS agent listens for ~15 seconds with your live location and health data, confirming a real emergency (dual-layer filtration).
Help is routed to 911 (off-campus) or campus police (on-campus). About 20 seconds from tap to dispatch. False alarm? The agent cancels, and your Whisppr Circle gets a check-in text.
Existing campus apps degrade into a basic 911 dialer the moment a student leaves campus — no location, no data. Whisppr routes on-campus alerts to campus police and off-campus alerts to 911 via RapidSOS, carrying live location and health data the whole way. Institutions license Whisppr per student through technology fees, so every student is protected from orientation day on.
Alerts route directly to your institution's campus police, with live location and health data attached.
Step off campus and Whisppr keeps working — alerts route to 911 through RapidSOS, still carrying your location and health data.
What the system optimizes for when every second counts
A 5-second cancel window plus a ~15-second trained-agent confirmation, then escalation to responders.
Your 5-second cancel plus the agent's verification reduce false dispatches before help is ever sent.
Minimal background work; a fast, precise location fix when it matters.
Timings reflect the full tap-to-dispatch flow: a 5-second user cancel plus a ~15-second trained-agent confirmation.
Trigger from an iPhone widget, the Action Button, Apple Watch, or in-app — no unlock required.
A countdown lets you cancel an accidental activation before anything leaves your phone.
Add and verify the people we check in with. If an alert resolves as a false alarm, they get a gentle text.
Your live location and health profile are shared with responders during an active alert.
Set a check-in timer. Miss it, and a RapidSOS agent tries to reach you — no response escalates to dispatch.
Whisppr+: trigger SOS with zero on-screen feedback — only a haptic confirms.
When an alert resolves as a false alarm, your Circle gets a gentle check-in — not a panic.
Hey [Name], [User] recently activated Whisppr. We believe it was a false alarm. Do you mind checking on them?
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Especially women 18–25, who face heightened risk of stalking, harassment, and gender-based violence.
Domestic-violence survivors: Ghost Mode discretion + a 5-second cancel to avoid accidental sends.
Silent trigger and real dispatch when working alone — on campus or off.
Added discretion for those facing targeted harassment or violence.
Built for specific safety scenarios with proven use cases.
Device Keychain + encrypted storage; TLS 1.3 in transport.
No alerts to unverified numbers; rate limits prevent abuse.
Explicit opt-in only.
Location pings have TTL; you can delete all data.
Whisppr connects you to a trained RapidSOS agent who shares your live location and health data with 911 or campus police. Data is transmitted only during an active alert, encrypted in transit, and purged after the alert resolves unless legally required.
Why Whisppr works the way it does
Widgets, the Action Button, and Apple Watch are the fastest entry points — no unlock required. Some tasks still need a quick app foreground.
Emergency dispatch goes through RapidSOS; false-alarm check-ins to your Circle are sent server-side (iOS won't allow silent device-sent SMS).
On Whisppr+, Ghost Mode triggers an SOS with no on-screen feedback — only a haptic confirms.
Technical answers grounded in how Whisppr actually works.
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Whisppr is not a replacement for emergency services. If you are in immediate danger and able to safely call 911 directly, please do so.