Suraksha Smart Ring & Safety Services
Help, without reaching for your phone
A safety ring that looks like an ordinary ring. Press it, and our 24-hour desk knows and acts.
The Suraksha ring looks like an ordinary ring. It is not a tracker and nobody is watching you. It does one thing: when you press it, we know, and we act.
Press once, twice, or press and hold — the alert reaches our 24-hour desk with your location. A counsellor calls you back. If you do not answer, we escalate.
Nobody can see where you are unless you have raised an alert — Not us, not your employer, not your family. Location is read at the moment of the alert and for the response, and at no other time.
Who gets one — women on the 9-to-3 delivery shift, women travelling to work at odd hours, women in an active safety case, and any member who asks and has reason. Free, sponsored by our partners.
If you lose it — call 7868878688. There is no charge and no questions.
Our promises about the ring
- Location only when you press. There is no continuous tracking, no location history, and no location visible to any employer, partner or family member.
- A false alarm is never counted against you. Never penalised, never charged. A woman who fears being scolded will hesitate, and the hesitation is the danger.
- Test it monthly. A self-test from the app confirms the ring works and is answered by the desk, without dispatching a response.
- Your consent, in writing. A separate, revocable consent names exactly what is read and when. If you return the ring, the pairing and the location records are deleted.
How it works
From a press to a person
1
You press
The ring alerts your paired phone, which sends it to our 24-hour desk — with an SMS and voice fallback if data is unavailable.
2
We call you back
A person acknowledges the alert and calls you.
3
We reach your people
If you do not answer, we call the contacts you nominated.
4
We send help
We dispatch the nearest response volunteer or centre — and call the police on 112 where needed. Every step is time-stamped.
Where response is available. A safety device is a promise that someone will come. We give rings only in a city where our 24-hour desk, our escalation process and our response volunteers are live and tested — and we will say here, city by city, where that is today. We will never imply a response we do not have in your city.