AI_EmergencyAct

In any times of the extraordinary, most people lose their presence of mind on what to do, let alone in what order to do them.

Instead what we do is panic and fumble!!

To become good at anything, repetition of experience is the best way to formalise an ‘in the back of your brain’ reliable sequence of events.

repetition / practice makes perfect…is great for sports, great for business…great for anything that has some kind of boundaries imposed by human controls. BUT, nature does care for nor even consider the human suite of feelings and emotions, and so when presented with uncomfortable or chaotic settings….you suck…and afterwards live in memories where you should have won.

Well, that sums up most of us…i think, and that is why this app is for you (built for me :) ).

An app that serves these purposes:
1/. Identifies what country you are in, and offers the national emergency service number for you to call
2/. Identifies the closest police stations for your current location, with address (to take to Apple Maps) AND their phone number for you to call.
3/. Start a Video recording. Default is back of phone camera with ability to switch to front camera and back again..to record any event and identify yourself and any commentary…the Video is allocated to storage under the Apps designated on device folder (reachable via Files) AND is also included if you so wish, in the “photos” app
4/. Start an audio only recording…maybe for more discreet times. Same as for video recording, in that the file is reachable from the Files app storage location.
Also, both files are reachable from within the app (top left button displays all the stored recordings).
5/. Simple turn ON of the flashlight
6/. Use the flashlight to send SOS signals
7/. Share your geolocation to ?? Friends via imessage or email..etc Emergency OR even journaling (for your own noting/jotting down of where you have been)

Siri commands are also added, in case you cannot even think straight when needing to get to your app.
A Siri command will open up and start a video recording OR National Emergency service calling OR sharing your location