A must for the directionally challenged

#ElderlyParents

“My Mom has the worst sense of direction. Like, THE WORST. I could take her to the end of her driveway, blindfold her and turn her around three times, remove the blindfold, and she wouldn’t know where she was. SafeTrack has made it SO easy for me to know where she is all the time, so when she inevitably calls me because she’s lost and can’t figure out where to go, I can pull up the map in the app and help her.”

Leona P

Worth every dime

#TheftPrevention

“I work in entertainment production, which means we ship a lot of incredibly expensive equipment all over the country. I was sick of these trunks getting “lost” in transit or mysteriously going missing, so I taped a SafeTrack inside each case. Handy that it’s black because it blends right in. Lo and behold, the next time a trunk full of cameras went missing, I was able to track it to an employee’s home.”

Victor C

LOVE IT

#Nannies

“While working from home during the COVID-19 crisis, I got used to being near my baby girl. It was so nice. Having to resume normal work patterns in the office was gut wrenching. I asked her nanny if I could put SafeTrack in the baby bag (it’s so small it barely takes up room) so I could check on her to ease my mind. Now I get to peek at all my girl’s adventures around town throughout the day.”

Susan L.

Trust but verify

#Vehicles

“My brother tanked his car recently and I’ve been forced to let him borrow my treasured Mustang to get to and from important appointments (ONLY). I was driven to distraction by anxiety every time he was out with it, so I tossed SafeTrack into the trunk to monitor. The app showed me how fast and recklessly he was driving and where he was going (hint: not to appointments). I snapped the keys back right away. Sorry bro.”

Chad M

Happy Mom here!

#SpecialNeeds

“My son has special needs, and as he’s growing up, I’m trying to encourage him to be more independent so that he can build confidence. That said, I still worry endlessly about where he is when he ventures out. He doesn’t have the dexterity to operate a cell phone, which makes the SafeTrack so perfect. I can always see where he is, and he can press the SOS button to alert me if he needs me.”

Aphrodite K

Preserves pride and dignity

#ElderlyParents

“My Dad’s memory is starting to go, and it’s worrisome for me (and humiliating for him) when he wanders off and doesn’t know how to get back home. The man’s still got his pride (but doesn’t know how to use a cell phone), so we agreed he would tuck SafeTrack into his fanny pack before he goes for his strolls. If he gets lost, he doesn’t have to suffer the indignity of asking for help or trying to find a phone; he just hits the SOS button, I get an alert, and I can find him right away. Life (and dignity) saver.”

Adrienne R.