globio

With the globio App you can turn your Android phone into probably the world’s easiest alarm system. The globios help you to extend the alarm system to a professional system. Protect your phone from theft and nosy people. Monitor your apartment, your cellar or your car. Get informed when your bicycle, snowboard or your luggage is moving away. By call, text message or email with photo.

When does the globio App without globios trigger an Alarm? When:

– the phone is moved (not in the free version)
– something comes near to or moves away from the proximity sensor
– the ambient brightness changes
– a power source is unplugged from the device
– the phone gets unlocked
– a noise is too loud
– the camera detects motion (not in the free version)

When does the globio App with globios trigger an Alarm? When:

with #PIA
– the PIR detector detects motion

with #MAGGIE
– a magnetic contact (e.g. door, window) is opened or closed
– a vibration occurs (e.g. breakage of glass, car, bicycle, snowboard)
– a change of position occurs

with #SHANE
– the air temperature is too high or too low
– the air humidity is too high or too low
– the air pressure is too high or too low

with #ANN
– any thing or device (e.g. alarm system, door contact, safety shut-off mat) opens or closes an electric contact

with #CLARE
– it is too bright or too dark (e.g. ambient light, light barrier)

with #JOY
– at the push of a button

— FEATURES —

– Processes 8 different internal phone sensors (6 in the free version)
– Processes many different external globio sensors.
– 8 different sounds (custom sounds can be added)
– PIN lock
– takes pictures when an alarm is triggered
– precise noise detector
– when an alarm is triggered, an email with photos or a text message can be sent or a number can be dialed (not in the free version)

— UPCOMING FEATURES —

– Linking of two globio apps
– Integration of different globio actors (headlight, power switch, siren, automotive relay and others)
– Push notifications and video clips
– Video on demand
– Support for iBeacon and Eddystone