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A Coloradan created the app and worked with Jefferson County law enforcement agencies during the pilot.
ARVADA, Colo. — A new app launching Monday, e-BodyGuard, could help anyone in an emergency call 911 using just their voice.
Melissa Faith Hart lives in Colorado. She’s the founder of e-BodyGuard, which can be voice-activated within 30 feet. According to Hart, the app provides a dispatcher a person’s precise location and records audio as soon as the call is made.
“What if you could voice activate something and they are on the way and they are there for you?” Hart said…
