Calm confidence in dangerous moments

Feel safer. Move freely.

Nyx is a phone-independent personal safety device that combines instant deterrence, live location sharing, and emergency contact alerts in one compact device.

Currently in prototype development. Join the early access list to follow testing and launch progress.

Instant alert
Live link
No app wall
Nyx personal safety device on a night city backdrop

Concept image for illustration only. The final Nyx device may look different.

Why Nyx exists

Phones are not always accessible in emergencies.

Apps depend on battery, signal, unlock screens, and reaction time.

Traditional alarms make noise, but do not tell anyone where you are.

Nyx exists for the gap between feeling unsafe and being able to ask for help clearly.

Solution

Three ways to support you in unsafe moments.

Nyx does not promise to prevent danger. It is designed to help you alert others faster and make your situation easier to locate.

Loud deterrent mode

Siren and flashing light help attract attention and disrupt the moment.

Silent alert mode

Share your live location with trusted contacts without triggering a loud alarm.

Phone-independent safety

Designed with its own cellular and location connection, so your phone is not the only lifeline.

How it works

A simple flow when seconds feel heavy.

01

Press Nyx

Use the dedicated device when you need support fast.

02

Nyx gets your location

The device prepares your live location for sharing.

03

Contacts receive a link

Emergency contacts can open a live tracking page from their phone.

Product features

Compact, calm, and ready to carry.

Built for students, night workers, travellers, delivery riders, and solo commuters.

Live GPS location sharing

Share a tracking link with trusted contacts.

Emergency contact alerts

Notify the people you choose when Nyx is activated.

Loud siren and strobe

Use sound and light to draw attention quickly.

Optional stealth mode

Send a discreet alert when a loud alarm is not the right move.

No app required for basic setup

Manage core safety functions without depending on a phone app.

Rechargeable battery

Designed to be carried and recharged as part of your routine.

Compact ergonomic design

Small enough for a keyring, bag, or hand.

Made for solo movement

Built around the moments when you are moving alone.

Made for real routines

Not for everyone in theory. For specific moments in real life.

Walking home at night
Commuting alone
Night shifts
University students
Delivery workers
Outdoor workers
Travelling in unfamiliar areas
Current prototype status

Honest progress, not polished promises.

Nyx is still in prototype development. These are the areas currently being built, tested, and refined.

GPS live location sharingIn development/testing
Emergency contact alertsPrototype working
Siren/strobeHardware testing
Enclosure/designEarly concept stage
User testingOpening soon
Early access

Join the first 100 Nyx testers.

Help shape the product and get early access before public launch.

No spam. Just prototype updates, testing opportunities, and launch news.

FAQ
Is Nyx a weapon?+

No. Nyx is designed as a non-weapon personal safety device. It is built to help you alert others faster, draw attention, and share your location.

Does it need a phone?+

Nyx is designed to work independently for core safety actions. A phone can still be useful for setup and receiving alerts, but it should not be the only thing you depend on.

Does it need a subscription?+

Final pricing is not set yet. Early testers will be told clearly what connectivity, testing, or launch costs may apply before joining any trial.

Does it work indoors?+

Location accuracy can vary indoors, around tall buildings, or anywhere signals are limited. Nyx is designed to support you, not guarantee perfect tracking in every environment.

Who is Nyx for?+

Nyx is for people who often move alone: students, night workers, commuters, delivery riders, travellers, outdoor workers, and anyone who wants a dedicated safety companion.

When will it launch?+

Nyx is currently preparing for early testing. Join the waitlist to receive prototype updates and launch news.

Can I test the prototype?+

Early testing opportunities will be shared through the waitlist. The first testers will help shape comfort, alerts, contact flows, and real-world usability.