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GoSafeMorse Let’s take back control of our safety
It looks like telepathy.But it’s better: it’s real.No words,without taking your phone out of your pocket,GoSafeMorse sends the alert for you.
French technology · Patent application filed in November 2025
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The film
No call. No words. They know.
At the office, an inappropriate remark. One discreet gesture is enough to alert a loved one, without calling or speaking.
Read the film’s text
- “So, sweetheart, all on your own?”
- One discreet gesture. A loved one receives the GoSafeMorse alert.
- No call. No words. They know.
- GoSafeMorse. You don’t need to speak to be heard.
Signal 1 · It looks like telepathy
Telepathy doesn’t exist.
GoSafeMorse makes it real.
A sequence of taps, recognized by your phone.
Up to five trusted contacts receive the alert, without you saying a word.
It’s not magic: it’s a rhythm you chose.
- 1sequence of taps
- 0words spoken
- 0screens checked
The gesture, on film
A sequence of taps.
Shout, call, unlock, explain, wait: none of it. A rhythm you chose, and your loved ones know.
Read the film’s text
- Shout. Call. Unlock. Explain. Wait.
- None of it.
- A few taps to alert your loved ones.
- Your circle of trust receives the alert.
- No call. No words. They know.
- GoSafeMorse. No need to speak to be heard.
- GoSafeMorse doesn’t replace emergency services in France: 15, 17, 18, 112.
You’ve just seen the gesture.
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The gesture fits in one sentence. Here is what happens between your pocket and your loved one’s screen.
Signal 2 · How it works, in practice
From tap to alert, step by step.
Monitoring is switched on in the app.
Demo: nothing is sent. App in development.
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A discreet tap
Rhythmic, like Morse code, near your phone, in a pocket or a bag. Once monitoring is on, without taking it out, unlocking it or reopening the app.
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GoSafeMorse recognizes the gesture
And sends an alert to a circle of trust you chose in advance.
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Your loved ones are alerted
Your loved ones receive your location and your live audio.
On your loved one’s side: here is what they see.
Today 01:05
gosafemorse.com/sos/k7x2m9
Code: 4815
Emergency access
Follow the situation in real time, with live audio and location.
Enter the one-time code
GoSafeMorse✓ Connected · location updated just now
Your loved one’s phone vibrates: an SMS has just arrived.
Demo: nothing is sent. App in development.
The full journey
GoSafeMorse in 55 seconds.
Choose your loved ones, switch the mode on before you leave, tap a Morse-inspired rhythm. They receive the alert, your location and live audio.
A discreet gesture is only worth it if it’s reliable. Here is what’s established, what remains to be measured, and what makes it fail.
Signal 3 · The proof
Tap detection: the microphone listens, the phone decides.
A tap recognized by your phone, and your loved ones are alerted.
Here is what happens, in four steps.
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You switch monitoring on
Once, before you leave. After that, the phone stays in your pocket.
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The phone listens, on the device itself
No sound leaves the phone until there is an alert.
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It recognizes your sequence
You recorded your own. It belongs only to you.
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Your loved ones are alerted
Up to five trusted contacts receive an SMS, with your location and live sound.
The microphone is active during monitoring, analysis is done locally on the phone, and no sound is transmitted until an alert is triggered.
Done What has been done
- Internal beta test with team testers. Results are confidential.
- Prior-art search carried out by IPAZ France in October 2025: favorable conclusion.
- Patent application filed in November 2025.
- A working prototype.
Being tested What remains to be measured
- The false alert rate in real conditions.
- The delay between the gesture and the loved one hearing it: not yet measured, so no commitment.
- An independent test: none has been done yet.
Limits What reduces detection
- Earphones, especially wireless ones.
- Thick fabric or a very thick case.
- An app that has been force-closed: monitoring stops.
Behind this gesture, an ordinary evening.
Signal 4 · The origin
One evening, waiting for a message.
The evening the idea was born, it wasn’t in an incubator or in front of a whiteboard. It was simply while waiting for a message from my daughter, who was coming home alone. The message did arrive in the end. But that silence between “I’m leaving” and “I’m here” is a moment we have all lived through.
GoSafeMorse was born in Montpellier in 2025. Today, the gesture is recognized on a prototype; the app is not yet published.
Behind GoSafeMorse, people
- Gabor Lomoschitz Founder and President. He had the idea one evening, while waiting for a message.
- Amir Boujemaoui Project manager. He builds the site and the campaign with the team.
- Team testers They put the gesture to the test in real life, so that it works.
- Research laboratories They help us refine detection.
An ordinary evening, and yet a question remains: why does calling for help still mean having to speak?
Signal 5 · The observation
And yet…
A text read one way, then read backwards, without changing a word. Two centuries after Morse, a tap changes everything.
Our generation has simplified everything
Almost everything is now within reach in a few seconds.
- A medical appointment? Doctolib.
- Finding your way? Waze.
- A ride home? Uber.
- A meal delivered? A few clicks are enough.
And when you don’t feel safe? You still improvise.
So we adapt.
- We change our route.
- We text when we get home.
- We keep our phone in our hand.
- We avoid certain places, certain streets, certain hours.
What if that were exactly the problem?
Why is it still up to us to adapt to insecurity?
What the figures say
Safety is not a luxury. It’s a freedom.
Going out. Running. Traveling. Taking public transport. Getting home.
Being able to do it freely, with peace of mind, should become a universal freedom.
of French people feel that “there are no longer any places in France where one can be safe”.1
said in 2024 that they sometimes give up leaving home alone for safety reasons.2
1 CSA poll for CNews, Europe 1 and the JDD, conducted on 6 and 7 May 2025 by self-administered online questionnaire, among a nationally representative sample of 1,010 people aged 18 and over (quota method). Europe 1 article, 8 May 2025 (new tab).
2 SSMSI (the Interior Ministry’s statistical service for internal security), “Vécu et ressenti en matière de sécurité” survey, 2024 survey report, p. 13: people aged 18 and over living in ordinary housing in mainland France, Martinique, Guadeloupe or La Réunion. Read the source (PDF, new tab)
GoSafeMorse
We decided to flip the question.
What if it were no longer up to us to adapt, but up to technology to adapt to us?
Visual demo: an example sequence. Nothing is sent.
GoSafeMorse reinvents Morse code to turn a discreet gesture into a way to alert a loved one and share your location.
- Without taking out your phone.
- Without hunting for an app in the moment.
- Without needing to look at your screen.
Technology that’s there when you need it. Almost invisible the rest of the time.
For everyone, whatever their means.
Signal 6 · Our commitment
Safety should never depend on our means.
free for the general public, from launch
advertising
resale of personal data
No words. No touch. Not even a glance at your phone.
Funded by professional plans. Never by selling your data, nor by advertising.
The app isn’t published yet.
No payment today. Your data erased in one click.
Our ambition
GoSafeMorse is not just another safety app. It’s a technology that steps aside to make room for a discreet gesture that can change everything for the people around us. This page is our way of building that technology with you.
Free for everyone, it is nonetheless built with support. Here is how to take part, with no payment today.
Signal 7 · You’re here before launch
We’re asking nothing of you today. Only to be here the day everything begins.
This page collects your intentions, not payments. The amounts and conditions of each tier are fixed and will not change. You’re not committed to anything today: payment will be made on the Ulule campaign page, when it opens.
The contributors wall
They were here from the start.
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The partners’ circle
The organizations building GoSafeMorse with us.
Today, GoSafeMorse comes to life
The Ulule campaign is coming.
The app is in development. This campaign should let us go further, finalize the solution and build this technology with those who share our vision. Because truly useful technology is technology designed with the people who will use it.
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- When the campaign opensWe write to you with the direct link to your tier.
- ThenYou decide freely, and you follow the app being built.
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One discreet gesture. One alert that counts.
Because safety is also a freedom.
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In brief
GoSafeMorse, the discreet tap alert, in six answers.
- What is GoSafeMorse?
- A French discreet-alert app. A sequence of taps near the phone alerts your loved ones, without speaking and without taking the phone out of your pocket.
- Who gets alerted?
- Up to five trusted contacts, chosen in advance. They receive an SMS with your location and live sound.
- Do I need to touch the screen?
- No. Once monitoring is on, the phone stays in your pocket or bag.
- Is it available?
- Not yet: the app is in development. Pre-registration is open, with no payment.
- Does it replace emergency services?
- Never. If you are in danger, call 15, 17, 18 or 112 in France.
- Who is behind it?
- Gabor Lomoschitz, founder and president, Amir Boujemaoui, project manager, and a team in Montpellier. Patent application filed in November 2025. See what is verified.
Frequently asked questions
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Am I committing to anything?
No. No payment, no bank card requested. You can unsubscribe or erase everything in one click, at any time.
Will I pay anything today?
No. The amounts are fixed (€1, €3.49, €5.99, €12.99 and €39.99 per month) and they will not change. But nothing is charged today: payment will be made on the Ulule campaign page, when it opens.
Why “per month” prices?
Because the campaign is designed around monthly support, to build the app over the long term. The amounts are fixed and will not change.
Does the app exist yet?
It’s in development. This campaign should allow us to finalize it.
How does GoSafeMorse detect taps?
Through the phone’s microphone, which recognizes the sequence of taps you recorded. If it matches, the phone vibrates and the alert goes out. No sound is transmitted until an alert is triggered. The details, limits included.
What is the false alert rate?
It isn’t known yet: tests in real conditions are under way. The internal beta test involved 8 team testers, and its results are confidential. We will publish a figure, with its date and method, once it is established.
Has there been an independent test?
No, none to date. What exists: a prior-art search by IPAZ France in October 2025, a patent application filed in November 2025 and an internal beta test.
Does GoSafeMorse replace emergency services?
Never. It’s a complement: if you need help, call 15, 17, 18 or 112 in France.
What data do you collect?
Your first name, your email and the chosen tier. If you wish, also your last name, your phone (for early access) and, for the Partners tier, your organization and its website. This data is hosted in the European Union and is never sold.
How do I unsubscribe or erase everything?
A link in every email erases your data in one click.
Is there a minimum age?
Pre-registration is open from age 15. Paid tiers are for adults only.