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Founding Queen · $58

Your name on the
thing you helped build.

A one-time reservation. Lifetime access to the app when it launches, the beta before anybody else, and a permanent place in the record of who backed this first.

Transferable, and refundable any time before launch.

  • 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

The Hall of Honor

Founding Queens are listed on the site and inside the app. Not a badge that expires — a record of the women who paid for this before it existed.

Gift one

You can buy a pass for someone else. If there is a woman you worry about, this is a more useful gift than most things that cost $58.

What it is not

It is not a subscription and it does not renew. One payment, and you are in for good.

2026 Global Ambassadors

The Queens who went first.

Named on AP’s wire in March, and carrying the alarm long before that.

Janelle Monticelle holding the pink safety alarm
Janelle MonticelleGlobal Ambassador
Cassidy Koon with the alarm clipped to her keys and bag
Cassidy KoonGlobal Ambassador
Michele Bauer Gharib in a SuperQueen cap and shirt
Michele Bauer GharibGlobal Ambassador
A Founding Queen holding the alarm in her car
Founding QueenCarrying it daily
In their words

Why they signed up.

“Carrying this safety alarm makes me feel so much more confident and protected when I’m on my own.”

Jezz Lauar

“I feel more security and I really recommend it. I tried it for a few days — I love it.”

Jazmín E Naranjo

“I feel safer having this with me. It’s simple, discreet, and gives real peace of mind.”

Yani Malry, Founding Queen
Coverage

Featured across 200+ USA Today Network publications.

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