Choose the situation you are in. STOP will bring the most useful phrases forward without hiding the full message library.
Find communication for sensory needs, feelings, daily survival, money, legal/public situations, relationships, and activities.
STOP works immediately. These steps make it more useful in real situations.
Describe the problem. STOP saves the request locally and can create a report you can copy or share.
This card can explain how to communicate with me. All information stays on this device.
A normally trusted person can still be the person causing or worsening this incident. This status applies only to this incident.
Hold to record; release to stop. This is explicit recording—not automatic ambient recording.
Choose what another person needs to do. You do not have to verbally explain the whole incident again.
STOP stores the due time locally. While STOP is open it can alert when overdue; reopening STOP detects an overdue check-in. It never silently sends a message.
STOP offers the next eligible person in your priority order. You choose when to contact them.
Break the support request into concrete actions with a person responsible for each one.
Keep your updates and support replies together with this incident.
Set priority and availability so STOP can offer the most appropriate person first.
Create a passphrase-protected backup of incidents, Journal and Blackbox records.
This preserves the original incident record separately from what happened later. These are your observations and selections; STOP does not decide another person’s intent or make a diagnosis.
Optional private connection for sharing incident updates with a trusted responder.
The Speak button and the alert test buttons still work manually even when automatic output is off.
Each communication mode can use a different sound / vibration / flash profile. "Custom" uses the detailed controls below.
This restores the original STOP alert/voice function as configurable feedback without forcing an intense alarm on every message.
Incident-specific “involved / unsafe / do not contact” states always override the preferred contact.
These presets rearrange the same STOP systems. They do not delete messages, tools, accessibility, support, or language functions.
Choose and order up to six one-tap messages
Choose what is useful to you. These selections help STOP prioritize communication and build your Care Link; they are not a diagnosis.
Permissions help prevent accidental changes when another person is using STOP.
Swipe left/right to move between main areas. Swipe down on a sheet header to close. In the message library, swipe left/right between STOP, NEED, HELP and EXPLAIN. Tactile feedback is separate from alert vibration.