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04/22/2026

When did calling 911 become a 5-step process? We asked the same question, then built something better.

04/21/2026

As a local from Eugene, we appreciate KEZI 9 News giving us a spotlight 🤍

A Eugene dad and entrepreneur has invented a new type of device that connects anyone in a home to emergency help as fast as pushing a button.

04/20/2026

I used to think having a phone nearby was enough. Then I started asking-what happens when it’s not? Or if it’s locked and my kids can’t figure out the bypass? The Halo Button lives on your wall. One press connects you to 911. No smartphone required, no steps to remember. Link is in our bio.

04/16/2026

They recorded everything… but did nothing.

Security cameras show you what already happened. The Halo Button is built for what’s happening right now.

When seconds matter, watching isn’t enough.
You need action.
One press. Real help. Already on the way.
#911

04/16/2026

One press.

Help is already on the way—no scrambling, no second-guessing, no wasted time.

The Halo Button was built for moments like this.
Because in an emergency, you shouldn’t have to think—you should just be able to act.

#911

04/14/2026

To the telecommunicators who are on the other end of the Halo Button-we thank you! Please tag your favorite dispatcher to give them a chance to win a $50 gift card from us 🤍
*one comment=one entry
*unlimited entries
*US residents only
*winner will be drawn on 4/17

04/13/2026

Cameras don’t call for help. Recordings don’t save lives. The scariest thing about most “security” systems? They’re just witnesses. We built something different. Something that actually responds when you need it most. Built to help. Not just watch.

04/11/2026

Simple on the outside, every detail considered on the inside. 👉🏼🔴 One button. Direct to 911.

04/10/2026

have you? head to the link in our bio 🏃🏽‍♀️ only a handful of spots left at this price 🤍👀

04/09/2026

Telecommunicators are the lifeblood of 911 as we know it.

Better information, delivered faster, passed directly to the responders in the field. That’s not a small thing. That’s everything.

Proud to be building for the people who make it all work, and even prouder to have earned their support.

04/07/2026

Imagine living on a big property in the middle of nowhere, home alone with your son, and having a medical episode—no neighbors for him to run to and no reliable way for him to call for help. That was Amie’s reality. Now, she will have the Halo Button. 🤍

04/06/2026