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We’re opening Early Supporter access to a new feature inside My Safety Circle called the Road Hazards – Driving Awareness Layer (DAL). Early supporters can lock in: – $99 – 6 months access (6m …

We’re opening Early Supporter access to a new feature inside My Safety Circle called the Road Hazards – Driving Awareness Layer (DAL). Early supporters can lock in: Access time for fixed plans starts when the system is released, so you are not paying for time you cannot use. Although the current My Safety Circle functionality will be available to you at the described on the site level. The Driving Awareness Layer is designed for routine driving, not navigation.

The insight is simple: Most surprises (road hazards, enforcement zones, missed speed signs) don’t happen on unfamiliar roads — they happen on roads you drive every day. When you know the route by heart, attention drops. This system is designed to: Yeah I had a read and not sure what it actually does over and above waze, its silent and does not do navigation. Wireless adaptor and waze runs automatically when I start the car, I use it all the time even short runs not sure why you would pay for features that sound like Chat GPT had a word quota to fill on their website.

Sounds like when my mrs got those crystal infused drink bottles and all the extra features and benefits read the same way as this product. Not their target audience I guess. So we pay a subscription to use a worse version of Waze? Do you have any bridges for sale? That give access to steel bridges. The lifetime Pro plan includes steel and concrete bridges until the license for concrete bridges runs out.

To get steel concrete and wooden bridges you will need a Lifetime Pro Platinum license. — edit — you haven't mentioned any compelling reason why this app is needed. I don't understand why I would need this. Maybe publish a video or a trial? Oh because someone sensibly uses a free product instead of your expensive product they must be stupid and overpaying on their car finance. You're not representing your product/company very well.

@adam: … or someone jumps to conclusions to easy… Ok – I will unroll it – the free product if it is not inside the other new and expensive product (new car) – requires to do some extra effort. each time. Meanwhile the traffic system is set in the way that you will get penalised when you do expect it the least. Or you can do some extra care and provide for your awareness. Which way is more reliable – decide for yourself.

Once more – it is not everyone – who can "sensibly use the free product" – not everyone has a smart car. And BTW – a smart car DOES sell ALL your data available to it – so – maybe think again. Or just add it to an older car for a couple of hundred bucks, so it supports full carplay/android auto, has a screen and isn't just muffled noises coming from your pocket. @freefall101: did you check how much could cost a missed sign set in the shadow of another car?

yeh, well, nothing gets cheaper in this country.. you are getting very defensive. I wasn't putting your app down, I was pointing out that I don't understand what your app does and how it would add value to my drive esp at the subscription rate. Maybe the idea sounded better in your head. But coming on here attacking everyone does not help your cause. Instead maybe explain what your app does differently, everyone seem to think waze already does what you say your app does so maybe explain why your app is superior.

repeating the description that nobody understand does not help get your message across. @nerd1: Well if I seemed attacking anyone – that was a misunderstanding. On this side of the screen the responses feel kinda unfriendly – and I do not see any reason. ON your question – Wase does that only if you have a brand new smart car. Yes, then you do not need it. Otherwise – you have to set it up on a route to make it do that.

While a tracking app with the same capability – could warn you before hand and safe you hundreds of bucks. Without discriminating how new/old you car. And no – the data you "record" will not go for sale. You can set your app in the way that your location data never leave it – until you call for help. Not true. I often fire up Waze and don't enter a destination – it tracks current location / heading and shows upcoming hazards.

You keep talking about being able to leave the phone in your pocket – I'm pretty sure it's illegal to have the phone touching any part of your body while you drive. Ever heard of Google or siri? Hey siri navigate home is all it takes. Route and similar displayed on the car screen without moving a muscle, as you'd say. @jv: because it seems to know quite a bit more than it needs to.. .. and you don't even use an antivirus..

Because it's integrated with my calendar and so automatically knows where I'm going next. Not peculiar at all. @adam: Waze is a bit smarter than that… It also keeps track of regular trips at certain times and prompts you if you are going there. Its a good idea to have an antivirus installed – even on MacOs or Linux And.. I personally would not suggest to use a free one )) I've done that amd I still have no idea what it is.

Is.it a device that plugs into your car? Is it an App? The problem is: roads don’t stay the same. surfaces degrade shoulders narrow conditions change overnight enforcement environments evolve warning signs are present, but not always visible when fatigue sets in It is an app – it is on the page by the link. The data are received via data feeds, not the magic )) @MySafetyCircle: what data feeds update surface degradation, shoulders narrowing & conditions changing overnight?

it's it like G.maps/waze where it relies on user feedback? @M00Cow: I need to check that. There are several providers of these data. My expectation is that it will be the same or similar source, but maybe not. You need to better understand your target audience. At the moment, the messaging doesn’t feel well positioned, and the way responses are handled could also be improved. For eg there are free apps like Life360, which is widely regarded as one of the most comprehensive free safety and location-tracking apps available.

It brings together the key features people typically look for in services like MySafetyCircle. ✔️ Live location sharing — View the real-time location of friends and family within a trusted circle. ✔️ Arrival and departure alerts — Receive notifications when someone arrives at or leaves designated places such as home or work. ✔️ SOS/Emergency alerts — Instantly send an alert with your precise location to selected contacts.

✔️ Peer-to-peer sharing — Share your live location directly with an individual or a specific group. ✔️ Family/group mode — Create a private circle where members can see each other’s locations. Life360 does not require a subscription for basic safety tracking and SOS functionality. The free version includes the essential features most users need. While advanced analytics and extended location history are part of paid plans, the core safety capabilities remain available at no cost.

When it is your loved ones that agree (if adult) to be tracked for safety it's not stalking. However life360 is really bad for data harvesting and selling your info so would definitely not recommend it. Paralino is a good tracking/location sharing app that is end to end encrypted and privacy focused. llife360 monetises different way – please google if you are not aware. We do not do that. ✔️ Solution looking for a problem — This is a solution looking for a problem.

What does this even mean? It's not clear what the purpose of the app is and why we should be paying for it. Stay Quiet When Nothing Matters -No constant alerts -No background noise -No “looking over my shoulder” feeling -Silence is the default. -Intervention goes when it is required. You'd think that you'd get AI to write it in plain English, rather then the AI generated marketing word salad slop gge description & website is.

Thank you. This was an honest oversight. It is corrected. I stand by that – we do not sell our customers data. Your Ts&Cs talk about apps from iTunes. Apps are downloaded through the AppStore. Perhaps there is no app? I’ve searched the AppStore and can’t find your app. This isn’t it. What happens if someone is stupid enough to make payment via the QR code on your website? Any recourse for a refund?

Contact. Please contact us support@MySafetyCircle.com with any questions regarding this Agreement. This Agreement was last modified on 14th January 2021. As it’s so outdated I’m assuming this is a subject administered by a lecturer that gets handed to students every year to customise further as the OP is stating it does one thing when other parts of the site and app says it does something else.

That is actually a standard T&C text Apple pushes through. Google it – that is what you will see. https://gyazo.com/332e05f70af6509e9cf81c5c48cbe184 Entering a snippet of your AI generated word vomit into an AI tool to generate a match to your AI snippet and presenting the screenshot isn’t the standard T&C AppStore policy. “iTunes” has been replaced by Apple Music, Apple TV and Podcast – a long time ago.

Have a read from the Developer pages on Apple’s website to provide better and more current guidance. Everything about the app and site is horrendous, but worse is your dismissive attitude towards users offering feedback.

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