The world’s first everyday safety AI assistant
Move with
Confidence.
BEEKON+ is protection that acts on its own — anywhere on Earth, even when you can't reach your phone, touch a thing, or say a word. Powered by the BEEKON app, free to start.
The date
The night train
The late shift
The shop counter
The trip abroad
The walk homeBEEKON in every home, in every office, and on every phone — for everyone. So people can move with confidence.
Backed by
Trigion
Licensed 24/7 alarm centre · Securitas group
Marsh
Global insurance broker · Freedom Fund
CSU
National facility services
TZorg
Home care · 300,000+ clients
Trigion
Licensed 24/7 alarm centre · Securitas group
Marsh
Global insurance broker · Freedom Fund
CSU
National facility services
TZorg
Home care · 300,000+ clients
Trigion
Licensed 24/7 alarm centre · Securitas group
Marsh
Global insurance broker · Freedom Fund
CSU
National facility services
TZorg
Home care · 300,000+ clients
Trigion
Licensed 24/7 alarm centre · Securitas group
Marsh
Global insurance broker · Freedom Fund
CSU
National facility services
TZorg
Home care · 300,000+ clients
Beekon Knows
BEEKON KNOWS
Out And About
BEEKON is with you when you are out and about, basic protection is on. Walking home, on a date, out at night. Hands-free, movement-aware, always with you.
At a Location
BEEKON knows when Location pinned & area monitoring on. Working a shift, alone in a store, at a venue. BEEKON knows the site, the risks, who's watching.
On a Journey
BEEKON knows when you are on a journey. Across town or across borders. ETA watched. Local emergency numbers pre-loaded.
Six lives. One heartbeat.
You know one of these moments.
Maybe you've lived one.
THE FIRST DATE
"He seemed nice online. But my phone is in my bag, and taking it out feels rude. If this goes wrong, who would even know where I am?".
BEEKON knew. She set tonight's context in one line. It listened for her safe word — and for everything she hoped never to hear. Her sister, watching from home.
THE NIGHT TRAIN
"Last carriage, 23:40. A group gets on. I stare at my reflection in the window and do the maths on the next station."
BEEKON rode with her. Journey mode, ETA set. If she went quiet or missed her stop check-in, her circle would know in seconds — with her exact location.
THE TRAVELLER
"Something's wrong with my chest, and I'm in a country where I can't pronounce the street I'm standing on. Is it 112 here? 911? 119?"
BEEKON knew the number. And the language. It called local dispatch, spoke first — name, location, symptoms — and translated every word both ways.
THE LONE WORKER
"It's 22:00 and I'm closing alone again. The job says someone's 'reachable.' Reachable isn't here."
BEEKON was here. At a Location mode knew her site, her shift end, her lone-working status — and her employer's watchers were on standby, without watching her.
THE SHOP COUNTER
"He said don't touch anything. The panic button is under the counter — half a metre away, and a world away."
BEEKON heard him say it. The robber's own words were the trigger. Police were already coming while everyone's hands were still up.
THE FROZEN MOMENT
"People ask why I didn't scream. I couldn't. I couldn't even move. My body just... left without me."
BEEKON acts when you can't. Freezing is a documented response to danger — and the one moment every other safety product fails. Your silence is a signal BEEKON understands.
THE FIRST DATE
"He seemed nice online. But my phone is in my bag, and taking it out feels rude. If this goes wrong, who would even know where I am?".
BEEKON knew. She set tonight's context in one line. It listened for her safe word — and for everything she hoped never to hear. Her sister, watching from home.
THE NIGHT TRAIN
"Last carriage, 23:40. A group gets on. I stare at my reflection in the window and do the maths on the next station."
BEEKON rode with her. Journey mode, ETA set. If she went quiet or missed her stop check-in, her circle would know in seconds — with her exact location.
THE TRAVELLER
"Something's wrong with my chest, and I'm in a country where I can't pronounce the street I'm standing on. Is it 112 here? 911? 119?"
BEEKON knew the number. And the language. It called local dispatch, spoke first — name, location, symptoms — and translated every word both ways.
THE LONE WORKER
"It's 22:00 and I'm closing alone again. The job says someone's 'reachable.' Reachable isn't here."
BEEKON was here. At a Location mode knew her site, her shift end, her lone-working status — and her employer's watchers were on standby, without watching her.
THE SHOP COUNTER
"He said don't touch anything. The panic button is under the counter — half a metre away, and a world away."
BEEKON heard him say it. The robber's own words were the trigger. Police were already coming while everyone's hands were still up.
THE FROZEN MOMENT
"People ask why I didn't scream. I couldn't. I couldn't even move. My body just... left without me."
BEEKON acts when you can't. Freezing is a documented response to danger — and the one moment every other safety product fails. Your silence is a signal BEEKON understands.
THE FIRST DATE
"He seemed nice online. But my phone is in my bag, and taking it out feels rude. If this goes wrong, who would even know where I am?".
BEEKON knew. She set tonight's context in one line. It listened for her safe word — and for everything she hoped never to hear. Her sister, watching from home.
THE NIGHT TRAIN
"Last carriage, 23:40. A group gets on. I stare at my reflection in the window and do the maths on the next station."
BEEKON rode with her. Journey mode, ETA set. If she went quiet or missed her stop check-in, her circle would know in seconds — with her exact location.
THE TRAVELLER
"Something's wrong with my chest, and I'm in a country where I can't pronounce the street I'm standing on. Is it 112 here? 911? 119?"
BEEKON knew the number. And the language. It called local dispatch, spoke first — name, location, symptoms — and translated every word both ways.
THE LONE WORKER
"It's 22:00 and I'm closing alone again. The job says someone's 'reachable.' Reachable isn't here."
BEEKON was here. At a Location mode knew her site, her shift end, her lone-working status — and her employer's watchers were on standby, without watching her.
THE SHOP COUNTER
"He said don't touch anything. The panic button is under the counter — half a metre away, and a world away."
BEEKON heard him say it. The robber's own words were the trigger. Police were already coming while everyone's hands were still up.
THE FROZEN MOMENT
"People ask why I didn't scream. I couldn't. I couldn't even move. My body just... left without me."
BEEKON acts when you can't. Freezing is a documented response to danger — and the one moment every other safety product fails. Your silence is a signal BEEKON understands.
THE FIRST DATE
"He seemed nice online. But my phone is in my bag, and taking it out feels rude. If this goes wrong, who would even know where I am?".
BEEKON knew. She set tonight's context in one line. It listened for her safe word — and for everything she hoped never to hear. Her sister, watching from home.
THE NIGHT TRAIN
"Last carriage, 23:40. A group gets on. I stare at my reflection in the window and do the maths on the next station."
BEEKON rode with her. Journey mode, ETA set. If she went quiet or missed her stop check-in, her circle would know in seconds — with her exact location.
THE TRAVELLER
"Something's wrong with my chest, and I'm in a country where I can't pronounce the street I'm standing on. Is it 112 here? 911? 119?"
BEEKON knew the number. And the language. It called local dispatch, spoke first — name, location, symptoms — and translated every word both ways.
THE LONE WORKER
"It's 22:00 and I'm closing alone again. The job says someone's 'reachable.' Reachable isn't here."
BEEKON was here. At a Location mode knew her site, her shift end, her lone-working status — and her employer's watchers were on standby, without watching her.
THE SHOP COUNTER
"He said don't touch anything. The panic button is under the counter — half a metre away, and a world away."
BEEKON heard him say it. The robber's own words were the trigger. Police were already coming while everyone's hands were still up.
THE FROZEN MOMENT
"People ask why I didn't scream. I couldn't. I couldn't even move. My body just... left without me."
BEEKON acts when you can't. Freezing is a documented response to danger — and the one moment every other safety product fails. Your silence is a signal BEEKON understands.
THE FIRST DATE
"He seemed nice online. But my phone is in my bag, and taking it out feels rude. If this goes wrong, who would even know where I am?".
BEEKON knew. She set tonight's context in one line. It listened for her safe word — and for everything she hoped never to hear. Her sister, watching from home.
THE NIGHT TRAIN
"Last carriage, 23:40. A group gets on. I stare at my reflection in the window and do the maths on the next station."
BEEKON rode with her. Journey mode, ETA set. If she went quiet or missed her stop check-in, her circle would know in seconds — with her exact location.
THE TRAVELLER
"Something's wrong with my chest, and I'm in a country where I can't pronounce the street I'm standing on. Is it 112 here? 911? 119?"
BEEKON knew the number. And the language. It called local dispatch, spoke first — name, location, symptoms — and translated every word both ways.
THE LONE WORKER
"It's 22:00 and I'm closing alone again. The job says someone's 'reachable.' Reachable isn't here."
BEEKON was here. At a Location mode knew her site, her shift end, her lone-working status — and her employer's watchers were on standby, without watching her.
THE SHOP COUNTER
"He said don't touch anything. The panic button is under the counter — half a metre away, and a world away."
BEEKON heard him say it. The robber's own words were the trigger. Police were already coming while everyone's hands were still up.
THE FROZEN MOMENT
"People ask why I didn't scream. I couldn't. I couldn't even move. My body just... left without me."
BEEKON acts when you can't. Freezing is a documented response to danger — and the one moment every other safety product fails. Your silence is a signal BEEKON understands.
When your phone can’t. It still can.
A card as thin as three coins — on the back of your phone, or standing guard in a room. It senses the world, connects on its own, and calls for help when you can't.
A street you avoid is harm too
Because freedom shrinks
Most danger never makes the news. It lives in the quiet adjustments — the longer route, the early exit, the call you pretend to take. MyHives exists so nobody has to shrink. So everyone can participate. So we all move with confidence — and joy.
Nine ways beekon wakes up
Eight of them need nothing from you.
Every other safety product has one trigger: you, pressing something.
BEEKON has six — and only one of them requires your hands.
It smells the fire first
Smoke and flame, caught as they start - even while you sleep. It doesn't wait for you to notice; it acts and calls for help
It catches the air you can't
Dangerous gas, smoke or a toxic room reaching a bad level — it raises the alarm long before your senses would.
It knows someone shouldn’t be there
Movement in a space that should be empty — while you’re away or asleep. It notices the intrusion and acts, unseen.
Your safe word
Spoken anytime, even mid-sentence, even casually. BEEKON hears it and moves — without your hands.
Your silence
Frozen is a signal. If danger sounds surround you and you go quiet, BEEKON understands — and acts for you.
The attacker's own words
"Don't move." "Give me the money." Threats and commands are triggers. The danger announces itself — BEEKON answers.
A crash, a fall, an impact
Sudden impact followed by silence. BEEKON detects it, locates you, and calls— while you're unconscious if it must.
A missed check-in
You said you'd arrive by 23:00. You didn't confirm. Your watchers are alerted with your last location — automatically.
One hold
The panic button — when you can press it. Three seconds, with a cancel window for accidents.
You don't have to be able to act,
to be saved.
That sentence is why BEEKON exists. No other product on Earth can say it.
A Guardian, Not An App
BEEKON learns you.
Every single day.
On day one, BEEKON knows you a little. By month six, it knows you like no one else — your routes, your rhythms, your people, your normal. So when something isn't normal, BEEKON is the first to know. And if you can't speak, can't see, can't move. BEEKON represents you.
On your device. On your terms. What BEEKON learns about you stays yours — never sold, never shared, never visible to employers. And you teach it: after any situation, tell BEEKON what it got right and wrong. It learns you, not an average.
Day one — BEEKON meets you
Your name, your language, your circle. Basic protection on. It already knows the emergency number of every country on Earth.
Week one — BEEKON knows your rhythm
Your usual routes. Your check-in habits. The hour you walk home. Sensitivity starts tuning itself to your life.
Month one — BEEKON knows your normal
Which silence is a quiet evening, and which silence is wrong. Which places ease you, which ones don't. False alarms fade. Real signals sharpen.
Month six — BEEKON can speak for you
If you're unconscious, frozen, or unreachable, BEEKON tells dispatch who you are, where you are, your medical context, what happened — like the one person who truly knows you. Because by now, it does.
When help feels impossible
BEEKON makes it happen.
BEEKON acts — even without a single touch
Hands full, frozen, or ordered not to move. BEEKON hears the moment and calls for help — hands-free, voice-triggered, or one press.
Anywhere on Earth — the right number, instantly
190+ countries. Barcelona, Bangkok, Berlin. BEEKON knows the local emergency number, dials real dispatch, and crosses borders with you.
The dispatcher hears you in their language
Live translation, both directions, in under half a second. If you can't speak at all, BEEKON speaks for you - and your circle listens in, live.
Everything recorded — you will be believed
Court-ready evidence, automatic audio, GPS, the full timeline. When it's over, the proof exists — and it's yours alone.
The Quiet Hero
The check-in that watches over you.
Emergencies are rare. Tuesdays are not. The check-in is BEEKON in daily life — a promise to arrive, watched over by the people who love you, kept automatically.
Set it in seconds. "Home by 23:00." "At the office by 9." On arrival, it closes itself — no nagging, no noise.
Your watchers, your choice. A sister, a friend, a colleague, your employer's safety desk, Trigion. They're alerted only if you miss it — never tracked in between.
Missed means something happens. Grace period, then watchers get your last location and BEEKON raises its attention. A missed check-in is a zero-touch trigger.
Connects to your calendar. On a Journey mode reads your appointments and sets destinations automatically. Protection that fits the life you already live.
At a location · Live
Check-in: 15:00 · on arrival
All watchers alerted if missed · grace 10 min
Next: Office · Hofplein 33
16:30 · from calendar
Watching this location
Sara (Friends) · Trigion · CSU
You've moved — switch to Out & About?
BEEKON noticed. One tap to switch.
Anywhere on Earth
One guardian.
The whole planet.
190+
countries with the right local emergency number, pre-loaded
50+
language pairs translated live, both directions, mid-call
<0.5s
translation latency between you and the dispatcher
24/7
licensed alarm-centre infrastructure behind every call
Cross a border on a train and BEEKON switches countries with you — new emergency number, new language pair, same guardian. The protection you set up once in The Hague works the same night in Tokyo.
The Grey Zone, For Employers
Safety doesn't start at 112. It starts before that.
The emergency layer protects the moment. The prevention layer protects the everyday — publicly, as a society; privately, as you.
Log how you feel — publicly or just for you
"This felt off." Share it with the community to warn others — or keep it private and build your own map of what makes you feel safe, where, and when.
See your own patterns
Over time, your private diary shows you what you've never seen written down: the places, hours, and situations that lift you — and the ones to avoid. Choose your life with open eyes.
Know your road before you're on it
Before and during every trip, MyHives shows what others have felt along your way — risk signals and safety signals both.
Your area, in your inbox
A daily digest of what was reported around you — or the quiet good news that nothing was. You set the rhythm.
Society's safety data, compounding daily.
No single person sees the whole picture. Together, we do. Every logged feeling makes the grey zone — felt but unreported — visible enough to fix.
You log a moment — a dark corner, a tense platform, a place that felt safe
It becomes a signal — anonymous, plotted by place, time, and pattern
Others see it on their route — and move with their eyes open
Patterns drive fixes — lighting, staffing, design, policy
Freedom grows back — participation rises. Nobody shrinks.
Say it once. Say it true.
The world's first
everyday safety
AI assistant.
Not a panic button with a paint job. Not an alert app. An assistant that knows you, listens for you, calls for you, speaks for you, and proves what happened — anywhere on Earth. There was nothing like BEEKON before BEEKON.
No one else does this
The first. At almost everything we do.
"World's first everyday safety AI assistant" isn't a slogan — it's six verifiable claims standing in a row.
A guardian that acts when you say nothing
Silence detection, attacker's-words triggers, crash detection, missed check-ins. Five zero-touch paths to help.
A guardian that learns you
Your routes, your rhythms, your normal — so it can represent you when you can't speak for yourself.
190+ countries, one button — or no button at all
The right local emergency number, anywhere on Earth, without you knowing or dialling it.
Your circle, live on the call
Loved ones listen while BEEKON works, then speak with you once help is dispatched. Never alone, literally.
Live-translated emergency calls
You speak your language. The dispatcher hears theirs. Both directions, in real time, mid-emergency.
The grey zone, mapped — publicly and privately
"It felt off" becomes data: shared signals for society, private patterns for you.
Protect your people. And your place.
Most safety systems wait to be pressed. BEEKON is worn by your team and stationed in your building — catching danger before anyone suspects, and calling the right help before it becomes a disaster.
Safety Without Surveillance. Period.
Your safety.
Not your data.
A guardian that knows you must never become a watcher. These commitments are engineered, not promised.
No continuous tracking by default
No "watch mode" — not for employers, not for anyone
What BEEKON learns about you stays on your terms
Your data is never sold
Partners see only anonymous, aggregated patterns
Evidence is yours — released only when you say so
For Organisations
If you ask someone to work late — or alone — you owe them more than a payslip.
Duty of care, made real: BEEKON for every employee, emergency oversight with pattern tracking, robbery protection for your sites, and the Queen Badge your people can see. From €3.85 per employee per month.
Move With Confidence.
Starting Tonight.
And be the reason someone else gets home safe, too.
€3.99/month after · No charge until day 8 · Cancel anytime