Most safety apps solve one problem. Emergency button. Location sharing. Fake call. Pick one.

I wanted to build something that covered the full picture - every layer of how danger actually unfolds.

Here’s what Bloom does end to end:

When you need to exit a situation fast:
Tap the screen rapidly or type a keyword into the search bar. A realistic fake incoming call fires immediately. You have a reason to step away without raising suspicion.

When you need backup silently:
Panic mode sends SMS alerts to your emergency contacts - primary, secondary, tertiary - with your location attached. No one near you sees anything happen.

When you’re entering somewhere risky:
You set a location zone in advance. The moment you cross into it, your contacts get notified automatically. You don’t have to remember to check in.

When a family member needs monitoring:
The parent dashboard shows last known location and battery level. Low battery triggers an automatic alert so someone knows to reach out before the phone dies.

When you need to clean the record:
Privacy purge wipes recordings, messages, and location data on command. Useful when the threat is someone who has access to your device.

Eight data models. Eleven screens. One app that looks like a wellness journal from the outside.

What’s the scenario you’d want covered that isn’t on this list?