SafetyLayers
Join the waitlist
Make a planLayersFirst respondersOwners & teams

Places

HomesOfficesSchoolsVenuesYachtsHotelsWarehousesAll places
Join the waitlistSign in
For first responders

What you need,
at the door.

The way in, key box, shut-offs and hazards, on one read-only screen. Readable at arm’s length. Responders never pay.

Show to responders: the plan in landscape with the way in, key box, shut-offs and hazards in large type

Show to responders: one tap from Emergency, in landscape, in large type.

Emergency

Call first. Then the plan.

Emergency puts the call first, then the facts that matter, from any layer. SafetyLayers never calls for you.

  • Read-only. Nothing to edit, nothing to break.
  • Works with no signal. Emergency info lives on the phone.
  • Call 911 stays on screen. One tap, whatever else is showing.

Emergency info: Call 911 at the top, then the way in, key box, shut-offs and hazards
Notes for responders

Written by the people who know the building.

Owners record the way in, where the key box is, the shut-offs, hazards and anything a crew should know before going in.

Notes for responders: way in, key box, meeting point, shut-offs and hazards listed for one place

No signal needed

Emergency info and Show to responders never need a connection.

The same layout everywhere

A home, a school or an office reads the same way, in familiar safety symbols.

Department access

Planned: departments see a place only during an emergency there, or a practice they’re invited to. Responders never pay.

Later
Concept

SafetyLayers for CarPlay

The building briefs you on the way in, and answers when you ask. Spoken, tailored to your role, drawn on the map.

Concept — a prototype we’re exploring for a future release. Not available yet.

AI answers come only from what the place’s owner shared.

Map view

Ask the building

Parked at the door, ask anything about the place. The answer is spoken, the spot lights up on the plan, and the source is on screen.

Concept: a wide car display, parked at 12 Example Lane. Asked “Where’s the gas shut-off?”, SafetyLayers answers “Rear wall of level B, left of the water heater”, from the owner’s plan updated October 2026. Level B is drawn as the map with the gas shut-off lit, beside a small view of all three floors. Above, a note that the Fire briefing played a minute out.

Pre-arrival briefing

About a minute out, a spoken briefing of 20 to 30 seconds, tailored to Fire, EMS or Police and set once in the app. Three short lines on screen, nothing to read.

Concept: Fire briefing, a minute from 12 Example Lane. Three lines: rear door and key box at the gate; gas heater and shut-off on B; electrical panel on B and the stairs on the right. Spoken, from the owner’s plan.

Fire

The way in, the gas heater and shut-off on B, the panel, the stair.

Concept: EMS briefing, a minute out. Three lines: 3 people, a child in Bed 2; AED and first aid in the kitchen; stretcher path from the rear door, one stair.

EMS

Who lives there (as the owner shared it), the AED and the stretcher path.

Concept: Police briefing, a minute out. Three lines: entries at the front and rear door; key box on the rear gate’s left post; 3 levels, one stair on the right side.

Police

Entries, the key box and the layout.

Ask the place

Voice first. Every answer cites the owner’s plan, and says so when something isn’t recorded.

Concept: Parked, asked “Anyone on the second floor?” The answer: owner shared 3 people, bedrooms are on 2, shared by the owner, not live. Level 2 is drawn with both bedrooms lit.

“Anyone on the second floor?”

Owner shared 3 people. Bedrooms are on 2.

Concept: Parked, asked “Fastest way to the basement?” The answer: rear door, through the kitchen, stairs on your right, down one level. The green route on level 1 runs to the lit stairs.

“Fastest way to the basement?”

Rear door, through the kitchen. Stairs on your right, down one level.

Concept: Driving, voice only. Asked “Any oxygen tanks inside?”, the answer is “I don’t know. It’s not recorded in the owner’s plan.”, then the one hazard the owner did record.

“Any oxygen tanks inside?”

I don’t know. It’s not recorded. No guessing.

The map, when you need it

Turn-by-turn to the way in, then the floor plan once you’re parked.

Concept: driving to 12 Example Lane. Turn right onto Rear Lane in 400 feet; a panel shows the rear door, the key box at the gate and one hazard.

En route

Directions to the way in, not just the address.

Concept: parked at 12 Example Lane. The floor plan is the map, with a green route from the rear gate to the rear door and the stairs, the key box and meeting point, and level buttons 2, 1, B and All.

Parked

The building is the map, with the way in drawn to the door.

Concept: parked, all three floors side by side, B, 1 and 2, with the stairs lined up and level 2 marked where three people sleep.

All floors

Every floor side by side, with the stairs lined up.

  • Voice first. While you drive, answers are spoken and the screen shows three lines at most. Details appear once you’re parked.
  • Only what the owner shared. Every answer comes from the place’s plan, with the date it was updated. If it isn’t there, you hear “I don’t know.”
  • Made for the drive. Built only from CarPlay’s own map, list and voice templates. Light and dark, standard and wide displays.

Concept first published November 1, 2026. Sample data. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple.

CarPlay is a trademark of Apple Inc.

Bring it to your department.

Join the waitlist as a first responder. We’d like to hear what you need at the door.

Join the waitlist

Coming soon to the App Store