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Introducing the Halo Button, first of its kind wall mounted emergency access system that gives kids (and anyone else) a simple, intuitive way to reach 911 instantly-no phone, no apps, no confusion.

Your phone is great…until it’s dead. Or lost. Or your kid can’t figure out how to use it in a panic. The Halo Button isn...
06/23/2026

Your phone is great…until it’s dead. Or lost. Or your kid can’t figure out how to use it in a panic.

The Halo Button isn’t going to replace your phone. It’s the layer that works when everything else doesn’t. One press. Direct to 911.

Link in bio to reserve yours.

06/07/2026

5 things to do right now for a safer tomorrow:

This takes literally ten seconds and most of us haven’t done it in months. → Test your smoke detectors.

Your front door is not your only way out. Make sure everyone knows that. → Find your second exit.

Pick a spot and practice it. Kids need to know where to go without being told. → Set a meeting spot outside.

A closed door can slow a fire down significantly. → Sleep with your doors closed if possible.

Know exactly where all of your fire extinguishers are located → Keep them in the same spot, always.

Save this for your family. Child Safety Week is the perfect reminder that preparation is the greatest form of love.

This is your age-by-age guide to emergency readiness. And the last slide? That’s the backup plan for when knowledge isn’...
06/05/2026

This is your age-by-age guide to emergency readiness. And the last slide? That’s the backup plan for when knowledge isn’t enough.
One press. Direct to 911.
Reserve yours today. Link in bio.

Founding family pricing ends in July.This is the last chance to lock in the lowest price on the Halo Button — a direct l...
05/22/2026

Founding family pricing ends in July.
This is the last chance to lock in the lowest price on the Halo Button — a direct line to 911 from anywhere in your home. One press. That’s it. No phone. No passcode. No panic.
When something goes wrong, seconds are everything. The Halo Button gives your family those seconds back.
Reserve your spot for $1.

05/20/2026

We tell teenagers to put their phones away.
Then we worry they can’t reach us if something goes wrong.
Mr. Belizzi said it out loud and we can’t stop thinking about it. Tag a teacher who gets this.
One press. Direct to 911.

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05/08/2026

the Halo Button is giving main character 🤏🏼🤏🏼

05/06/2026

This is the conversation most parents never think to have — until they need it.
Save this one. Share it with a parent who needs to see it

05/06/2026

Safety was never one layer.

Cars = airbags + seatbelts + brakes + early warning systems
Homes = smoke alarms + fire extinguishers
Buildings = fire alarms + sprinklers + hose reels + fire extinguishers

911 access in your home should be no different.
Phone + Trusted neighbor + The Halo Button = one more layer when it matters most.

56 kids. 1 challenge. can your child call 911 on a smartphone? at the Duck Dash in Eugene, we put that question to the t...
05/01/2026

56 kids. 1 challenge. can your child call 911 on a smartphone? at the Duck Dash in Eugene, we put that question to the test. only 3 out of 56 kids made it to the dial pad… and every single one of them was 9 or older. every kid? they pressed the Halo Button. no password. no unlocking. no hoping they remember how. just one press, straight to 911.

04/29/2026

Had a blast at the Kids Duck Dash this weekend hosted by . We asked parents one question: could your kid actually dial 911 in an emergency? We put it to the test-stopwatch and all. Kids hit the halo button in 6–8 seconds on average. On a parent’s cell phone? Out of 50+ kids who ran the course, only a handful even made it to the dial pad. In an emergency, every second counts. We’re here to change the game, reaching 911 shouldn’t be complicated. It shouldn’t require multiple steps. One button. One press. That’s it.

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Eugene, OR
97401–97405, 97408, 97440

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