REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS
Safety doesn’t always look like an emergency.
Portixa is designed for moments that don’t warrant alarms, apps, or authorities—but still deserve to be acknowledged.
It gives you a quiet way to document situations, share context with the right people, and leave a record you control.
No notifications. No tracking. No assumptions.
Just intentional check-ins, on your terms.
CHOOSE YOUR SCENARIO
Different moments call for different kinds of trust.
01
I wasn’t supposed to be here.
A member can silently share their current location if they are taken somewhere unexpected—whether during a rideshare, a date, a work errand, or while traveling.
The update is sent discreetly to a trusted contact without drawing attention, creating a time-stamped safety trail that can be acted on if needed.
Why it matters:
When plans change without consent, silence is often the biggest risk.
02
Sharing a Growing Concern in Real Time
Something doesn’t feel right.
Portixa allows users to document and share concerns about a person, place, or situation while it’s happening—without making a call or sending a visible message.
This can include notes, context, or location details sent to a trusted contact or held securely for later reference.
Why it matters:
Early intuition is often dismissed. Portixa preserves it.
03
Quiet Check-Ins During Social or Personal Encounters
“If you don’t hear from me, check in.”
Before a blind date, meeting someone new, or attending an unfamiliar gathering, a member can set a simple check-in expectation with a trusted contact.
If the check-in doesn’t happen, the trusted contact can respond through Portixa—without escalating unnecessarily.
Why it matters:
Safety doesn’t require panic — it requires awareness.
04
Different Trusted Contacts for Different Situations
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“Not everyone needs to know everything.”
Portixa lets members assign different trusted contacts depending on context—family for travel, a friend for social outings, a colleague for work-related concerns.
Each trusted contact only receives what’s relevant to them.
Why it matters:
Privacy and safety should coexist.
Awareness
Safety starts with noticing when something feels off.
Context
Not every moment needs an alarm - some need to be understood.
Choice
You decide who knows, what they know, and when.
