Life is unpredictable.
Help shouldn’t be.
Built for the moments when asking for help isn’t possible.
Built for the moments when asking for help isn’t possible.
There are many reasons you might not be able to ask for help.
Fear takes over. Thinking clearly becomes difficult.
Pain or injury makes reaching your phone impossible.
Your hands aren't free. You can't unlock your phone or press a button.
You lose consciousness. There's no chance to call or send a message.
A fall, seizure, stroke or cardiac event can leave you unable to act.
You don't know where you are. Confusion makes it difficult to think or communicate.
No one is nearby. There's nobody to notice something is wrong.
You feel unsafe. You can't risk making a call or attracting attention.
You can't speak, call out, or make any sound.
Fear takes over. Thinking clearly becomes difficult.
Pain or injury makes reaching your phone impossible.
Your hands aren't free. You can't unlock your phone or press a button.
You lose consciousness. There's no chance to call or send a message.
A fall, seizure, stroke or cardiac event can leave you unable to act.
You don't know where you are. Confusion makes it difficult to think or communicate.
No one is nearby. There's nobody to notice something is wrong.
You feel unsafe. You can't risk making a call or attracting attention.
You can't speak, call out, or make any sound.
Zich makes it possible to get help without even touching your phone.
She gets off the train.
Her family doesn't know she's walking home. Zich does.
He's recovering alone overnight.
One gesture alerts family and medical staff.
She lives independently.
Her children live hundreds of kilometres away. They stay connected.
He's on campus.
His parents get notified if he misses a check-in.
She's in a new city.
Zich keeps her connected wherever she goes.
He works late shifts.
Help is one trigger away, every time.
He wants to live independently.
Zich ensures help is always within reach.
She's in a cab.
Her trip is monitored and shared in real time.
She looks after her father.
Zich helps her stay informed and respond quickly.
Send the right alert for every situation. Choose the level of urgency with a single tap.
Turn your headphones into an SOS trigger. Disconnect your wired or wireless headphones to instantly send an alert.
Exit uncomfortable situations naturally. Schedule a call to yourself whenever you need one.
Ask for help without touching your phone. Send an alert using a simple voice command.
Miss a check-in. Zich takes over. Automatically alerts your trusted contacts if your timer expires.
Capture what matters. Automatically send audio or video recordings to your trusted contacts.
AI that knows when something isn't right. Autonomously detects emergencies and sends alerts when you're unable to.
Choose the way that's easiest for you.
Zich immediately activates your emergency response.
Your trusted contacts can track your location and coordinate the fastest response.
The greatest feeling Zich gives you isn’t security. It’s freedom. The freedom to live your life knowing that, if the unexpected happens, help can find you.