React Mobile: How Much Would You Pay For Peace Of Mind?

I don’t think there is a person out there that can honestly say nothing makes them afraid.  I am not talking about snakes or spiders, I am talking about the fear that creeps up on you when you are walking alone to your car at night or even using the ATM (automated teller machine) in the lobby of a closed bank.  There may be nothing there to be scared of, but that feeling still lingers.  Irrational? Maybe, but wouldn’t it be nice to have some peace of mind in this type of situation?  Or any situation for that matter?

Introducing React Mobile, a really neat FREE app for your iPhone or Android that will quite literally turn your device into a personal bodyguard.  Now there is no need to keep glancing furtively over your shoulder when out for your morning jog ( okay, I didn’t say my morning jog, but still..) and how cool is this; React Mobile can be modified when you travel so that peace of mind can follow you everywhere!

“React Mobile helps you turn your smartphone into a powerful lifeline. The app has a “Follow Me” feature, that let’s your self selected contacts track your whereabouts in real-time whenever you’re concerned for your safety. Perfect for running or walking alone early in the morning or late at night, keeping track of kids, or meeting a client for the first time, simply touch the “I’m Safe” button to let your contacts know when you’ve arrived at your destination safely. In an emergency, press the SOS shield on the app to send out a panic alert containing a link to your GPS location to select emergency contacts via text message and email, which can optionally be posted to Facebook and Twitter. Once the SOS alert is activated, you’re automatically prompted to dial 911. For users outside of North America, the app allows you to choose which country you live in (or are traveling to) from the settings tab and when an SOS alert is triggered, you will be prompted to dial the appropriate emergency authority depending on you’re geographic location (ex: in the UK the app will prompt a user to dial 112/999 not 911).”

Now some might say I am a bit of a scaredy cat at times, but I like knowing that an item I have on my person all the time (my phone) can also help keep me safe.  My daughter will soon be old enough to have her own phone and React Mobile will be the first thing I download to it.  The very things kids love to do, like text, send emails and go on social media, will become an even greater asset when used with React Mobile.

Check out the site, see how easy it is to download React Mobile and even play around with it a few times (just don’t call 911 unless it is a real emergency).  See for yourself that taking control of your personal safety has just become easier with React Mobile.

Be sure to connect with React Mobile on Facebook and Twitter as well! 

Tell me please, what makes you a little afraid?  Would React Mobile work for you?

FT&PD

Suz