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A fire station on a sunny day: the fire engine pulls out of its open bay with its lights flashing.
Always free

If something goes wrong, your family knows.

BRYKK is built by a firefighter dad. Every safety feature is free, on every plan, and always will be.

SOS

Press and hold SOS, and everyone in your family gets your location right away.

  • Works from your iPhone and Apple Watch
  • Your family sees where you are on their Family page
  • Free on every plan

Collision check-in

If BRYKK senses a hard hit while you're driving, your phone asks if you're OK. You get 10 seconds to tap I'm OK. If you don't, your family is alerted with where you are.

  • Only while you're driving at real speed, so a dropped phone won't set it off
  • You can try a practice check-in that alerts nobody
  • You can turn it off in Settings

Medical card

After a possible collision, your medical card can show on your Lock Screen, so first responders can read your allergies, medications and notes without unlocking your phone.

  • Blood type comes from Apple Health
  • You write the allergies, medications and notes
  • Your family only sees it if you choose to share it

Severe weather

When the National Weather Service issues a warning where someone in your family is, BRYKK shows it, with who is under it and what to do.

  • Official warnings, in plain words
  • For where each person is, not just you
  • Free, like every safety feature

Ready for an emergency

One screen tells you what's ready.

Settings › Safety and medical shows what's on and what still needs a tap: Lock Screen alerts, ringing through silent mode, and your medical card.

BRYKK sends a family alert. It is not a 911 call and does not replace Emergency SOS or the safety features built into your iPhone.
The Safety and medical screen in BRYKK: collision check-in on, a test check-in that alerts nobody, and every Ready for an emergency row green

Safety is always free: SOS, collision alerts, arrivals and departures, check-ins, family messages and severe weather warnings, plus the emergency and medical phrases on the SOS and collision screens.