Simple alert notification system
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Simple and more-secure 911 system which can be deployed in seconds. Call for a demo and see for yourself.
Listening for alerts
from FAST11-enabled
phones below
Alerts from phones
above appear here
without calling 911
Simple-to-deploy
system can be
operational in seconds
on an iPad, laptop, or
on in-vehicle
mobile computers
No special app
or software needed
iOS/Android
Listening for alerts
from FAST11-enabled
phones below
Listening for alerts
from FAST11-enabled
phones below
Simple, Fast, and Direct
Unlike the existing 911 system, FAST11 doesn't require a phone call or special app to get help. To get FAST11 on your phone, you just click a link or scan a QR code—no app-store access needed. When help is needed, you just tap the mic, speak your alert info into your phone, and it goes directly to nearby first-responder vehicles instantly. Responders can receive FAST11 alerts inside their vehicles using their existing internet browser. The best part: There are no "please hold" or other delays in getting through when every second counts!
More Secure
Because FAST11 eliminates many of the conventional "attack points" known to hackers and because FAST11 can be used on the internet or on a private intranet, it is not as vulnerable to attack as the existing 911 system is today. In the event the system is compromised, FAST11 backup "clones" can be switched over to automatically. In addition, since the FAST11 phone app is not a conventional app, it can't be used to secretly harvest personal information from people's phones like conventional apps often do—the same applies to the FAST11 alert viewer.
Deploys In Seconds
As a separate autonomous system, FAST11 can be up and running in seconds using an existing internet browser without needing to install anything anywhere. FAST11 can also instantly share alerts with neighboring cities as well as mutual-aid agencies without them needing to install anything either to enable all need-to-know parties to be on the same alert "page". In the event of a disaster, FAST11 can even be up and running instantly on laptops and/or iPads for grab-and-go mobility when primary 911 systems are down or no dispatchers are available.
