Guard Llama + 1 Year Subscription

The Guard Llama was seen on Shark Tank Season 8 episode 21. During the segment, Barbara Corcoran offered Guard Llama a $100,000 investment because she had personally been impacted by the shortcomings of the emergency response system when her brother was in a motorcycle accident and could not be found for days.

Guard Llama is a push-button fob that allows people to send their location directly to the police without ever having to find a phone, unlock it, dial 911, and then proceed to have a conversation with a 911 dispatcher, especially if you are in a situation when you cannot speak aloud, or don't want to be seen using a phone. Just pair the fob with the Guard Llama app, and you can push the button and know the police are already on their way to your location.

The Guard Llama app lets you wirelessly connect to Guard Llama's emergency dispatch system, and you can use the app to input your photo, medical history, and a list of contacts to be automatically notified in case of an emergency. Because the police will have your personal info, photo, and GPS location within 9 feet, they can respond up to three times faster than if you were to call 911 outright and try to convey that information, especially under stress.

Guard Llama’s growth comes at a necessary time in the personal-security industry. Violent crime and robbery went up 5.3% and 3.2% respectively in 2016, according to the FBI’s most recent Uniform Crime Report. More than ever, the technology and service that Guard Llama brings to the table is crucial in the private sector's quest to assist emergency responders.