For women
Women's Safety Band: Discreet SOS and Live GPS
Every woman in India already runs her own safety protocol: the "reached" texts, the location shared before the cab, the keys held a certain way. Kavach turns that improvised system into hardware. A discreet band on your wrist sends your live location to three people with one press, even when your phone is in your bag, on silent, or dead.
Why this needs more than a phone
The problem with phone-based safety is the phone. In the situations women actually prepare for, like the last auto home, the parking basement, or the empty stretch between the metro gate and the flat, a phone is in a bag or a back pocket, locked, and reaching for it is both slow and visible. A safety response you have to unlock is a safety response you may not get to use. Kavach moves the trigger to your wrist: press and hold the physical button for three seconds, feel the double buzz confirm it, and your live location is with your three chosen people. No screen, no unlocking, no obvious movement.
It also removes the battery anxiety that undermines every safety app. The band runs 72+ hours on a charge and carries its own 4G connection, so the classic failure, "her phone was dead", stops being a factor. If you go somewhere with no signal, the band stores its GPS trail on-device and uploads it the moment coverage returns, so the map never has a blank.
None of this asks you to live smaller. The point is the opposite: take the night shift, the solo trip, the late dinner, with a system underneath you that your family can see and you can trigger without breaking stride.
How Kavach is used
The late commute
Night-shift, BPO hours, a delayed train: your safety circle sees your journey live, and one press turns "watching" into "responding".
Cabs and autos
Instead of screenshotting number plates into the family group, share a live track. If a route goes wrong, the SOS carries your exact position, not "somewhere on the highway".
Solo travel
Trek, work trip, or a city you don't know: the band works independently of your phone, your roaming plan, and your battery percentage.
Running and walking
The early-morning run without a phone strapped to your arm. 28 grams, IP68 sweat-and-rain-proof, SOS and location built in.
The moments it is built for
The last kilometre
The gap between public transport and your front door is where most unease lives. One press covers it.
The basement parking
Poor light, poor signal, phone in a bag. The band's store-and-forward keeps your trail; the button needs three seconds.
A drink that feels wrong
A discreet press under the table looks like adjusting a watch. Five people get your location without anyone at the table knowing.
New city, new job
The first months of an unfamiliar commute, with your people effectively beside you on the map.
The parents' peace of mind
For many women the band answers their family's anxiety more than their own. The "reached" texts get replaced by a system that doesn't forget.
Common questions
How do I trigger the SOS without anyone noticing?
Press and hold the band's physical button for three seconds; it reads as fidgeting with a watch. The band confirms with a double buzz, and your live location goes to up to three chosen contacts. There is no light show and no siren by default; it is built to be silent and certain.
What if my phone is dead or not with me?
Nothing changes. The band has its own 4G LTE-M connection with a pre-activated SIM, so your phone plays no part in sending the alert. Your contacts receive it on their phones with your live location attached.
What exactly do my contacts see?
An SOS alert with your live position on a map, updating in real time, so they can see both where you are and which way you are moving. Up to three people receive it simultaneously: family, friends, whoever you trust to act.
Does it look like a "safety device"?
It looks like a slim fitness band: 28 grams, available in Classic Dark, Silver Mesh, Emerald or Sport Black, with leather, Milanese mesh or silicone straps. Nothing about it advertises what it can do, which is deliberate.
Will it survive rain, sweat and daily life?
Yes. It is IP68 rated, submersible to 1.5 metres for 30 minutes, with no exposed ports. Monsoon commutes, workouts and hand-washing are all within spec, and the 72-hour battery means it is not one more thing to charge nightly.
Reserve your Kavach Band
Discreet three-second SOS, live location to three people, works without your phone. Pre-order now; no payment is taken until launch.
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Launching at Kumbh Mela 2026
Don’t let distance become silence
In a crowd of millions, one press connects your family. Kavach debuts at Nashik Simhastha Kumbh, because no parent should ever wonder “where is my child?” and no child should ever feel alone.