Your KEYLARM. Let's get started.
Everything you need to know in under a minute. No app, no setup, no instructions to decode.
Quick Start
Ready in three steps
1
Charge it
Plug the included USB-C cable in. Flashing red means charging. Solid red means full. About 30 minutes.
2
Clip it on
Attach the stainless steel clip to your keys, bag, wristlet, belt loop, or wherever you carry your essentials.
3
Carry it
That's it. No app. No account. No setup. KEYLARM is ready when you are.
How to Activate
Two modes. Both simple.
Alarm + Strobe
When you need attention.
Pull the keychain pin for instant siren and strobe
or
Press and hold the button for 2 seconds
Both methods trigger the 130dB siren and LED strobe simultaneously. To stop the alarm Reinsert pin or a single press button again..
Light Only
When you need visibility.
Press once for steady light
Press twice for strobe
Press three times to turn off
The light works independently from the alarm. No siren, no sound. Perfect for dark car parks, finding your keys, or lighting your path.
Testing your alarm? Hold KEYLARM at arm's length and away from your ears. The 130dB siren is louder than a household smoke alarm and is designed to be physically uncomfortable up close. That's what makes it effective.
Charging
USB-C. No batteries. Ever.
30 min
Full charge
Any cable
Standard USB-C
Flashing red = charging
Solid red = fully charged
Tips
Get the most from your KEYLARM
Keep it clipped to something you carry daily. Keys are the most common spot. If it's in a drawer, it can't help you.
Charge it when you charge your phone. Make it a habit every 2 to 3 weeks and it will always be ready.
Test it once so you know how it feels. Pull the pin at home so you're not surprised by the volume. Hold at arm's length.
Use the light every day. The more you use the light, the more natural it becomes to reach for KEYLARM when you need it.
Splash resistant, not waterproof. Rain and sweaty gym bags are fine. Don't submerge it. If it gets wet, wipe it down and let it dry before charging.
Share it. Show someone you care about how it works. The best safety device is one that the people around you know how to use too.