Hey everyone 👋 I'm Jatin, 19, and I built ORBII. It started with a thought I couldn't shake: in an emergency, the phone in your hand is the one thing that can save you, and also the hardest thing to use. No time to unlock it, no free hand to press a button. Every safety app I tried still depended on that tap. So ORBII removes the button. You set a distress word. Say it, and your phone alerts your trusted circle with your live location, hands-free, even with the screen off and the app closed. The part I'm proudest of: your distress word is recognised entirely on your own phone. Your audio is never uploaded or sold, and because detection happens on-device, it works offline too, in basements, parking lots, and dead zones where other apps go silent. It understands English and Hindi, and it's free to start. Honest note: ORBII is in early access on Android right now, ahead of its public launch. It's early, so you might find rough edges, and that's exactly why your feedback matters so much. I'd genuinely love to know: what would make YOU trust a safety app enough to keep it on your phone? That question shapes what I build next. Thank you for checking it out, and for any support today. It means a lot. 🥚

ORBII Safety

Help should arrive before panic does.

Help should arrive before panic does.