Meet Sora. A safety companion.
Named after soror — Latin for sister. Sora protects you during specific moments.
Named after soror — Latin for sister. Sora protects you during specific moments.
Sora offers companion modes for the moments that actually need them — the walk home, the first date, the late commute, the trip abroad.
Each mode arms a different toolkit on phone and wrist. Click through to see how Sora shapes itself around her night.
Tools designed to look like nothing at all — to a stranger, to a date, to anyone watching.
One squeeze of the wearable surfaces a realistic incoming call.
A phrase recognized on-device. A countdown that quietly notifies her circle.
Fake call, safe word, ghost call, route memory — one tap from any screen.
Silent notify · Audio deterrent · Emergency dispatch. The response always matches the threat. Her circle is told before 911 is.
"Cheers, you arrived safely!" Her contacts know before she puts the phone down.
A voice trigger. A wrist tap. A network that already knows.
A phrase she chose, recognized on-device. Spoken in any sentence, it triggers the protocol.
Green for "I'm safe." Red to escalate to her circle. A long press calls 911 with location.
Her circle gets a soft notification — knows what's happening before 911 is told.
When women know they're held by a network, the brain finally stops scanning.
Verified loved ones with real-time status — HOME, IN TRANSIT, AT WORK. Visible to her, never to strangers.
Neighborhood incidents posted by verified members. Useful, calm, never sensational.
Guided journeys. Secured miles. Hours actively held. Standing earned through care, not engagement.
Same flows, dark interface. Reads like a notes app at a glance.
The watch surfaces only what matters in the moment — active mode, who's watching out, and a single tap to escalate.
Four designers, one shared brief — to build safety that feels held, not watched.
Sora's color system is built from a single dusk-to-dawn wash, the same gradient that opens the app. Each mode pulls one hue from it and bathes the screen in that color, so the phone feels like the moment you're in.
Cobalt of dusk softening into the wash of a streetlight on wet pavement. Cool and alert, the gradient feels like the sky letting you go home.
The flush of a rose dissolving into candlelight. Skin-warm and intimate, with a hot edge that sits one shade from the escalate-coral so warmth and vigilance share a family.
Turquoise of an open sky giving way to the first mint of fresh air. The most ordinary mode gets the most reassuring color: a route you've taken a thousand times that's still worth protecting.
The in-between hour of a long flight. Periwinkle of unfamiliar dusk drifting into lilac dawn, atmospheric and dreamlike. Held, even when nothing around you is.
Three colors that mean the same thing in every mode — so users learn the buttons once and never re-learn them.
The brand color. Walk me home. Start timer. Every primary button.
Tier-3 emergency, watch alert bell, "Escalate" secondary CTA. Saved for one job.
"I'm safe" on the watch, Tier-1 silent notify, arrival check-in.
When the screen can't be seen, the mode tint disappears entirely — only the action colors survive on near-black #0F1115. Indigo lifts to #8A9BE8 for AA contrast. Same flows, quieter face.
