A way out,
before you need
rescuing.
Most safety technology waits for the worst moment, then reacts. SuperQueen starts earlier — an assistant you text like a friend, and an alarm that fits on your keys.
No account. No download. Nothing to install.
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A real exchange, shortened. She answers in the app you already text in.
If it does go further,
it fits on your keys.
A 130 decibel siren and a strobe, on a keyring, ready without unlocking anything. The one piece of SuperQueen you can hold today.
- Siren130 dB — as loud as a jet at takeoff
- StrobeFlashing light, so it draws eyes as well as ears
- Size70 mm — about a car key fob
- PowerRechargeable, no batteries to remember
- ForWomen, teens and girls, ages 8 and up
The women already carrying it.
Not stock photography and not renders — customers and ambassadors who filmed themselves with the alarm in their own homes, cars and yards.
“I love this safety alarm!! I feel so safe!! It’s super loud and easy to use. I take it everywhere!!”
Lauryn Wilkinson
“Carrying this makes me feel more confident and protected when I’m out on my own and with kids.”
Masha Slipchenko
“Simple, discreet, and it gives real peace of mind when I’m out and about.”
Yani Malry
Sometimes you just
need a reason to leave.
Safe Exit rings your phone with a call that looks completely ordinary, so you can stand up and go without explaining yourself to anybody.
Press it here and watch how it plays out. It ends on its own.
Plays silently on this page. On your own phone it rings out loud.
to watch it play out
Safety technology has been waiting until it is already too late.
Nearly half of women feel unsafe walking alone at night. Panic buttons help — but they activate after something has already started.
Women perform roughly three quarters of all unpaid care work worldwide, and nearly three times the hours men do.
Women who cannot fully participate in the workforce because of unpaid care responsibilities.
“Women deserve technology that supports them before something happens. Our goal is to design safety systems that feel intuitive, empowering, and integrated into everyday life.”
Shemie Breitenbach · Founder
Featured across 200+ USA Today Network publications.
Rather just ask?
Not everybody is ready to buy something or reserve something. If you have a question — about the alarm, the app, becoming an ambassador, or press — send it here and a person answers.
Or call 305-590-8471.
Get in before the app does.
A one-time reservation for lifetime access, and your name in the record of who backed this first.
- Lifetime access to the app when it launches
- Early beta, before public release
- Your name in the Founding Queens Hall of Honor
- 10% off SuperQueen merchandise
- Giftable — buy one for someone you worry about