Help is just one press away

A patent-pending emergency button that connects you directly to emergency services. No middlemen. No smartphone. No hassle. Just one press and you are connected.

Reality

The smartphone is there, but can they

We still teach our kids to call 911 in an emergency — but the reality is, many couldn’t actually do it today.

So we built the Halo Button™ — your family’s new guardian.

White emergency call button device labeled 'PUSH TO CALL 911' with a lens or sensor above the text.
A guardian. Not a gadget.

Built to help — not to watch.

The Halo Button™ is a patent-pending, first-of-its-kind emergency access device for your home. When pressed, it places a direct 911 call, establish esimmediate two-way audio, activates live video, and shares essential household information with dispatchers and responders. It remains completely passive until you choose to use it, ready on the wall, designed for one purpose: helping when it matters most.

Direct to 911¹

Two-way audio

Streams live video to dispatchers

Shares important information

Privacy-first by design

Safety that works — when you need it

Reserve your Halo Button today for exclusive pricing and guaranteed access to our first production batch. Limited spots available.

Crisis to Connection

Old-school landline simplicity. Today's life-saving technology.

Simply press the red “911” button

Critical Details Are Sent

Household details are instantly shared with dispatch — things like your exact location, gate and entry codes, household size, resident names, spoken languages, allergies, and more.

Live audio and video continue as responders are dispatched — giving police, fire, and EMS the full picture before they ever arrive.

Mobile app home screen greeting John, displaying status as good with 6 active devices, 2 properties, and a system update notification.
Mobile app screen showing user John’s property devices at 27526 Erickson Rd, Eugene, OR with three online devices labeled Living Room, Kitchen, and Pool House.
Mobile app screen showing a family profiles list with names John Smith, Clara Smith, Dave Smith, and Lily Smith, and a button to add another profile.
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Cura Phone App

Peace of mind, even when you’re not there.

The Halo app is designed to support the Halo Button™, not replace it. While the button works independently in an emergency, the app helps you prepare ahead of time, stay informed, and stay connected when you’re away from home. With the Halo app, you can:

Set up and manage your Halo devices including subscriptions and household settings.

Subscription required. Plans start at $99/year.

Enter and update critical context like location details, access instructions, medical needs, and household information before an emergency happens.

Stay connected when you’re away by looking and listening in during an emergency, with live video, audio, and transcriptions.

Designed to protect – without overloading 911

Education & Testing

  • App-based training animations
  • Dedicated test mode for families

Privacy Cover

  • Magnetic resistance reduces accidental presses
  • Requires intentional action

Optional Countdown

  • Adjustable 5–30 seconds
  • Cancel before connection

Help is just one press away

Reserve your Halo Button today for exclusive pricing and guaranteed access to our first production batch. Limited spots available.

Us vs Them

How we stack up

Cura Halo
White emergency alert device with a camera lens and a large red button labeled 911.
Halo Button
Designed for emergencies
Smartphone screen displaying a numeric keypad with the prompt 'Enter Passcode' and buttons for 'Emergency' and 'Cancel'.
Smartphones
Designed for everything
Modern home security alarm keypad with numerical buttons and mode options including off, home, and away.
Home Security
Designed for property protection
Direct-to-911
Yes
Yes
No
Two-way audio
Yes
Sometimes
No
Live stream video to dispatch
Yes
Sometimes
No
Intuitive operation
Yes
No
No
Universally recognizable
Yes
No
No
AI-backed context
Yes
No
No
Standalone system
Yes
Yes
No
By the Numbers

Peace of mind built into your wall

Peace of mind for the whole family, because when crisis strikes, help is just one press away.

95%

of parents rely solely on cell phones at home *

70%

of 911 calls originate from cell phones **

70%

worry their child could not get help if they were incapacitated *

10%

of children K-5 are able to complete a 911 call ***

*Data from a Cura-administered survey (2025) **National Emergency Number Association ***American Academy of Pediatrics Study

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Frequently Asked Questions

Device

What is the Halo Button™?

The Halo Button™ is a standalone emergency access device designed for the home. It connects over Wi-Fi, is battery powered, and is purpose-built to provide simple, reliable access to emergency services with the press of a button.

What comes in the box?

Each Halo Button™ package includes:

  • The Halo Button™ device
  • Two wall mounting cradles
  • 3-meter power cord
  • Power adapter
  • Privacy cover
  • Out-of-service cover
Is the Halo Button™ accessible?

Yes. Accessibility was a key design priority.

The Halo Button™:

  • Requires less than 5 lbs of force to activate
  • Requires only one hand to operate
  • Requires no tight pinching, grasping, or twisting motions
  • Includes braille markings on both the button and privacy cover
How long does the battery last?

The Halo Button™ runs on a rechargeable battery with an expected charge life of 4–6 months depending on use. When battery drops to 30% or below, you'll be notified via audible chirp, visual indicator, and app push notification.The Halo Button™ can also be kept plugged in at all times if preferred.

Subscription

Does the Halo Button™ require a subscription?

Yes. The subscription supports the communication infrastructure behind the device including:

  • Direct emergency connection
  • Two-way audio communication
  • Live video capability where supported
  • Transmission of critical household information to dispatch
  • Notification messaging matrices
How much does the subscription cost?

Subscription plans start at $99 per year, with 1–5 year plans available.

Connection

How does the Halo Button™ connect to emergency services?

The Halo Button™ connects through your home Wi-Fi and places a call directly to emergency dispatch (Public Safety Answering Point – PSAP).

Does this replace a phone?

No. The Halo Button™ is not a replacement for a phone, but rather an additional and often faster way to summon help in an emergency.

Does the Halo Button™ work everywhere?
  • Voice communication works anywhere 911 service is available
  • Enhanced features such as video or enriched data transmission depend on the capabilities of the local dispatch center (PSAP).

Privacy

Is the Halo Button™ always listening or watching?

No. The device is completely passive until the button is pressed.

What is the privacy cover?

Each Halo Button™ includes a magnetic privacy cover that physically shrouds the camera. We recommend keeping the cover on at all times.

What is the out-of-service cover?

The out-of-service cover indicates the device is temporarily disabled or unavailable.

Installation

Where should the Halo Button™ be installed?

Recommended locations include:

  • Hallways
  • Entryways
  • Family rooms
  • Kitchens
Mounting guidance
  • Install next to a light switch
  • On a wall 44-48 inches above finished floor
  • Within 9 feet of an outlet so the device can recharge in place

How It Works

What happens when the button is pressed?

When the Halo Button™ is pressed:

  • Optional 15-40 second countdown may begin
  • The system connects to 911 dispatch (PSAP) after a mandatory 10-second countdown

At the same time:

  • A photo is captured
  • Critical household information is transmitted
  • Live video may initiate
  • Two-way audio begins
  • Notifications are sent
Do I need a phone to make the call?

No. The Halo Button™ works independently of your phone.

False Alarm Prevention

How does the Halo Button™ prevent accidental calls?

The device includes several safeguards:

  • Educational Materials — Helps your family learn proper use from the start.
  • Privacy cover — physically shields the button and requires intentional removal to activate.
  • Optional countdown delay — Adjustable from 5–30 seconds, giving you time to cancel before a 911 connection is made.
  • Remote cancellation — cancel through the app if you're away from the device.

Mobile App

Is there a mobile app?

Yes. The Cura mobile app allows users to configure and manage their Halo Button™.

What does the app do?

Users can:

  • Configure device settings
  • Manage emergency information
  • Set notification matrices
  • Monitor battery and connectivity

Comparison

How is this different from DIY home security systems?

DIY systems typically route alarms to monitoring centers first. The Halo Button™ connects directly to emergency services, saving time.

How is this different from a mobile phone?

Phones must be found and unlocked. The Halo Button™ is always visible and ready.

How is this different from kids landline devices?

Kids landline devices are designed for casual communication. The Halo Button™ is a dedicated emergency device with a single purpose: connecting to help.

Real Parents.

Real Mission.

We’re the Rosenbergs — Reed, Amanda, Rhett, and Charlie — a family from Eugene, Oregon, building Cura out of real life, not a boardroom.

Like so many parents, we found ourselves asking a simple but unsettling question: If something happened at home…how would our kids actually get help? That question became our mission. First to solve it for our own family — and now to help other parents, caregivers, and families feel more prepared at home.

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The 1% That Gives Back

Cura is deeply personal to us. Our daughter received care for a cleft lip and palate at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. The Pediatric Cleft and Craniofacial Reconstructive Team didn’t just treat her — they changed our lives.

Because of that experience, we’ve committed to donating 1% of Cura’s annual revenue back to the Doernbecher team. It’s our way of helping ensure more families receive the same world-class care that meant everything to us.

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Ready to protect your family

Hardware and one year of service for $99. Join the waitlist to secure your spot. Waitlist availablility is limited. Arriving Fall 2026.

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Bring Peace of Mind Home

Reserve your Halo Button today for exclusive pricing and guaranteed access to our first production batch. Limited spots available.

Bring Peace of Mind Home.

Reserve your Halo Button™ today for exclusive pricing and guaranteed access to our first production batch.

Limited spots available. Reserve today.

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