In order for your loved ones to follow you and receive your distress alerts, simply add them as contacts. After logging in to the KIP app: Warning, your loved one must accept your invitation to follow your outing. If the invitation is not accepted, he/she can not follow you during your outings and receive your…

The KIP has the enormous advantage of being usable despite the absence of a network: it was actually designed for these environments! Wherever you are, with or without network coverage, the rescue teams connect directly to your KIP via their dedicated equipment. This means that you can be quickly located and retrieved, anywhere. This specific…

The distress alert is a simple and intuitive way to warn those watching over you that you need help. Once activated on your KIP, your alert is sent to your loved ones chosen during the set up of your outing. If you forgot or weren’t able to launch an outing, your distress alert will be…

Below, you’ll find a written and audio guide. For the tutorial video on the subject, watch the video here. Whether it’s a real need or a test, to send a distress alert, follow the next steps : Good to know! Any distress alert can be cancelled. Press twice, with short and separate presses (as…