Private by design

Help is always within reach

Made for the whole household

how it works

Help in one press — here's all there is to it.

Join Our Founding Family

Help is Always within Reach.

The Halo Button is

Direct to 911 — no middlemen, no call centers. Direct to the people rushing to help you.

Private by design — the privacy cover keeps the camera hidden until you need it, and nothing activates until the button is pressed.

Always in one place — unlike a phone, it never moves, and never needs unlocked.

$1 today locks in $99 total — includes your first year of subscription.

Home. Work. Everywhere in Between

Wherever there are people, there should be help.

An emergency can happen anywhere people gather — at home, at work, in the spaces a community shares. Cura puts a dedicated help button right there, so anyone can connect straight to 911 with one press. No phone to find, no app to open, no wondering how to reach help.

Families
WHO IT'S FOR

Families

Most families rely on a cell phone in an emergency, but kids can't always find it, unlock it, or use it when it counts. The Halo Button is mounted, ready, and works for everyone — kids, their friends, visitors.

Child Care Providers
WHO IT'S FOR

Child Care Providers

A caregiver's attention is pulled in every direction. The Halo Button gives everyone in the facility a predictable, always-visible way to call for help — whether you're in the next room helping someone else, or you're the one who needs it.

Independent Living
WHO IT'S FOR

Independent Living

Independence means staying in your own space, on your own terms. The Halo Button makes that possible — mounted, always visible, always ready. Whether it's you or your spouse who needs help, one press connects directly to 911. No phone to find, no steps to remember.

Babysitters
WHO IT'S FOR

Babysitters

Your kids are in good hands — and now those hands have a direct line to 911. The Halo Button gives babysitters an instant, always-visible way to call for help without hunting for a phone, remembering the address, or trying to talk and help at the same time.

College Students
WHO IT'S FOR

College Students

Living alone for the first time, in a new place, without family down the hall. The Halo Button gives college students and young adults an instant connection to 911 that doesn't require finding a phone, remembering an unfamiliar address, or keeping it together under pressure.

Living Alone
WHO IT'S FOR

Living Alone

Living alone means there's no one to call for you if something goes wrong. The Halo Button changes that — mounted, always visible, always ready. One press connects directly to 911 with your location and household details delivered automatically.

Visually Impaired
WHO IT'S FOR

Visually Impaired

For people with low or no vision, finding a phone in an emergency isn't just difficult — it can be impossible. The Halo Button is designed to be found by touch, mounted in the same place every time, with a single tactile button that connects directly to 911.

One Press — Direct to 911

No unlock required — no passcode, no app, no steps. Get directly connected to emergency services at the press of a button.

Two Way Live Audio

2 way audio provides instant communication with dispatchers in an emergency.

Live Video

Dispatchers can see what's happening in real time, providing them crucial information.

Always in One Place

Unlike a phone that moves from your house, to a bag, to a car, the Halo Button is wall mounted so you always know where to find help.

Privacy is Non-Negotiable

Passive by design — nothing activates until the button is deliberately pressed. And every device ships with a privacy cover for added peace of mind.

Features that Save Lives

The Halo Button was created to do one thing and do it well — connect anyone to emergency help when seconds matter.

  • Straight to 911.
    No middleman.

    One press connects you directly to 911 — not a call center, not a monitoring service deciding whether to send help.
  • Help arrives already knowing your home.

    Your address, entry codes, who's inside, any medical notes, and more reach the dispatcher automatically¹ — before a word is spoken.
  • The Cura app puts everyone's safety on one screen.

    Set up household profiles, get notified the instant the button's pressed, watch and listen live, and cancel a false alarm from anywhere.
  • It only calls when you tell it to.

    A privacy cover you lift, an adjustable 5–30 second countdown, and remote cancel — so an accidental press never reaches 911.
  • So simple, anyone can use it

    No phone to find, no app to open, no code to remember. It works for kids, sitters, guests, and grandparents alike.
  • Designed to disappear. Built to be found.

    It looks like it belongs on your wall — not like medical equipment — and mounts anywhere in minutes.
  • Ready the moment you need it.

    A rechargeable battery that won't die like a phone, a status light you can read at a glance, and clear video even in the dark.

Help is always within reach.

Why Cura

The Cura Difference

Your phone moves. Your security system calls a middleman. We call 911.

Cura Halo

Cura Halo

Built for the emergency
Smartphone

Smartphone

Built for everything else
Home Security

Home Security

Built to protect property not people
One press — direct to 911
Universally recognizable
Usable by most
Live audio and video to dispatch¹ Sometimes, only if activated
Household profiles sent to dispatch¹
Ready when you need it 6 mo. rechargeable battery Needs charged constantly Complex wiring
What We Lost • The Landline

Help used to live in one place.

For generations, the family phone hung in one spot on the wall. It never moved, never died, never locked. Everyone — even the kids — knew exactly where to run for help. Then it left the wall, and took that certainty with it.

Why does it matter?
My smartphone does everything?

  • Phones move

    When you need help the most, the last thing you need is not knowing which room you left your phone in.

  • Phones die

    An empty battery at the worst possible moment means no way to reach help.

  • Phones lock

    What was once "pick up the phone and dial 911" is now "I don't know the pascode"

The numbers tell the story.

95%

of parents rely solely on cell phones at home*

70%

of parents 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) **American Academy of Pediatrics Study

Frequently asked questions

Answers about the Halo Button, reservations, and what ships today.

A wall-mounted device that connects directly to 911 with one press. No phone required to place a call. Just a button anyone in your home can reach for.

Mount it. Remove the cover. Press the button. You're connected directly to 911 — two-way audio and live video¹ with a dispatcher, no phone needed to place a call. Set it up once on your home WiFi and it handles the rest. That's it.

Your $1 locks in your spot as a Founding Family member and secures early pricing before the Halo Button is available to the public. The device normally retails at $149 plus $99/year. As a Founding Family member you get it for $99 with the first year of subscription included. No further commitment until we ship this fall, and you'll be first in line when we do.

No. The Halo Button is completely passive until you press the button. Nothing is ever recording in the background. Every device ships with a physical privacy cover that blocks the camera when the button is not being used. Audio and video only activate the moment the button is pressed.

The Halo Button retail price is $179. But those who pre-order receive a discount + a free year subscription!

For the people you care about

Help is always

within reach

Reserve your Halo Button — for yourself or for someone you care about.

Support when you need it

$1 to lock in founding family pricing

Deposit fully refundable

1% of annual revenue donated to Children's Hospital