BUILT FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE SINCE 2013
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ACROSS THE UK
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MULTI-AGENCY
THE PROBLEM
EMERGENCIES DON’T FAIL ON EFFORT. THEY FAIL ON INFORMATION.
When something happens, everyone nearby needs the same information, at the same time — what’s happening and where. That’s not a people problem. It’s a communication problem.
SILOED COMMUNICATION
We tell people to call 999 when they see danger or have a medical emergency. And when they do, police, fire & rescue and ambulance respond.
NO PROXIMITY AWARENESS
As help arrives, people nearby — employees, visitors, other occupants — hear sirens and wonder what’s going on.
A bell goes at a secondary school. Somewhere on a site of a thousand children, something is wrong. Most of them won’t know which corridor, or which way to move, until it’s too late to choose.
A concourse at a busy station. People at one end are already running. People at the other are still checking the departure boards.
A shift change on a hospital ward. The incident is two bays away. The staff who could help are the last to be told.
THE SOLUTION
WHAT IF EVERYONE NEARBY KNEW THE MOMENT THE CALL WAS MADE?
Share999 closes the gap between the people calling for help and the people standing in harm’s way.
One report. Everyone who needs it. At the same time.
When someone reports an emergency, Share999 doesn’t just reach 999. It reaches the people nearby — employees, staff, visitors, occupants — and the services responding, all in the same moment. Police, fire & rescue and ambulance get one shared picture. The people inside the building get it too.
The siren is no longer the first warning. The people who can act have already been told.
In the US, the same platform runs as Share911.
Picture a packed venue. Something happens at a side entrance. With Share999, that first report doesn’t just travel to 999 — in the same second it reaches the stewards on the far concourse, the control room, and the people in the stands. Nobody is waiting on the crowd’s reaction to work out something is wrong. They already know what’s happening, and where, and what to do.
Same emergency. Different outcome.
That’s the difference information makes.
HOW IT WORKS
ONE REPORT. EVERYONE IN THE LOOP. IN SECONDS.
STEP 1
SOMEONE REPORTS
Anyone on site can report an emergency in seconds — a threat, a medical event, a fire. No training. No hunting for the right number.
STEP 2
EVERYONE NEARBY IS ALERTED
The report reaches the people in harm’s way and the services responding at the same moment. It’s location-aware, so the people who need to know first, do.
STEP 3
EVERYONE STAYS CONNECTED
It’s two-way. People confirm they’re safe, flag who needs help, and share what they’re seeing — so the emergency services arrive with a live picture, not a guess.
We didn’t set out to build software. We built the thing that should have existed all along — a way to tell everyone, at once, when it matters most.
VENUES, EVENTS & PUBLIC PREMISES
WHEN AN ATTACK BEGINS, EVERYONE INSIDE HAS THE SAME QUESTION. YOU HAVE SECONDS TO ANSWER IT.
A stadium. A theatre. A shopping centre. A school. When something happens at one entrance, the people at the other end don’t know yet — and the seconds they spend not knowing are the most dangerous seconds of all.
Share999 closes that distance. One report reaches your security team, your stewards, the emergency services, and everyone present — at the same moment, scaled to who’s nearby. People know whether to leave, where to go, or to stay put and stay quiet. Staff confirm their area is clear. The response is coordinated while it’s still unfolding, not pieced together afterward.
It’s the difference between a plan on paper and a plan in motion.
READY FOR MARTYN’S LAW.
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 — Martyn’s Law — asks those responsible for public premises and events to be prepared to protect people in an attack, and to have procedures in place to reduce harm. Communicating with everyone present, instantly, is at the heart of that duty.
That’s exactly what Share999 does. It won’t tick a box on its own — no product can — but it’s how your protection procedures actually happen in the moment they’re needed.
The duty is coming. The premises getting ready now are the ones who won’t be scrambling when it does.
ALIGNED WITH JESIP.
When several services respond at once, JESIP — the recognised UK standard for emergency-services interoperability — calls for one shared picture across agencies. That shared situational awareness is exactly what Share999 helps deliver.
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SCHOOLS & EDUCATION
A TEACHER SHOULDN’T HAVE TO DECIDE WHETHER TO RING FOR HELP OR HOLD THE DOOR.
When something happens at a school, the danger is rarely where everyone is. It’s at one entrance, in one corridor, on one side of a site full of children who don’t yet know. Staff need to raise the alarm, lock down their room, and know what’s happening elsewhere — at once, and often without making a sound.
Share999 lets any member of staff raise a silent alert from anywhere on site — classroom, hall, playground, gate. The right people are told in the same moment: senior leadership, every classroom, and the emergency services. It stays two-way, so staff confirm their pupils are safe and accounted for while help is still on its way.
And it carries the day you actually face most often — the medical emergency, the intruder, the incident in the playground — not only the one you rehearse in a drill.
READY FOR MARTYN’S LAW.
Martyn’s Law reaches into education, and many schools sit within its scope. The duty centres on being prepared to protect people in an attack — getting them to safety, and telling everyone, fast.
Share999 is how a school carries out that communication in the moment it matters. It isn’t a box to tick — no product is — it’s the difference between a lockdown procedure written down and a lockdown that actually reaches every room.
The duty is coming. The schools preparing now will be ready before it lands.
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NHS & HEALTHCARE
THE NURSE WHO NEEDS HELP CAN’T ALWAYS REACH A PHONE.
In a hospital, the emergency is often a person — and the target is often your own staff. A nurse alone with an escalating patient. A healthcare assistant on a night shift. A&E at 2am.
When a member of staff is in trouble, they can’t always pick up a phone or call out. Share999 lets them raise the alarm silently, from exactly where they’re standing — and it tells the people who can actually get there: security, the nurse in charge, the colleagues one bay over. Not a building-wide alarm that empties the ward. The right people, to the right room, now.
It’s two-way, and every alert, action, and message is captured in a timestamped after-action report — so the response is coordinated in the moment, and a detailed chronological record exists when your safety committee asks what happened.
And it isn’t only for the worst day. It carries the everyday escalations your staff face on every shift.
SUPPORTS YOUR VPR STANDARD.
Protecting NHS staff from violence isn’t optional — it’s a duty under the Health and Safety at Work Act, and the NHS Violence Prevention and Reduction (VPR) Standard sets the bar trusts are expected to meet. A discreet way for staff to summon help is central to it.
Share999 delivers exactly that: an instant, silent way for any member of staff to call for help — and a timestamped record of every alert and every response to evidence your VPR plan.
See how Share999 supports your VPR plan →
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On 22 May 2017, an attack at Manchester Arena took 22 lives. Across the venue, people had no way to know, in time, what was happening or where to go.
Out of that loss, Martyn’s Law was written — so that being prepared to tell people, and move them, is no longer optional.
READY TO SEE IT?
Walk through a real emergency, start to finish, in fifteen minutes.
Share999 supports your emergency response. It does not replace it. In an emergency, always call 999.