Message from CEO of Zoom Safer.....FYI- for you.
My name is Michael Riemer and have recently started a company called ZoomSafer. We provide innovative mobile software and services to help people drive safely, have fun, and stay connected. The product is currently under development and a beta release is targeted in early August.
ZoomSafer is free to download and activates automatically when driving, reminding users to be safe with personalized safety messages from friends, family and even celebrities.
While driving, it suppresses unwanted calls, messages and alerts and selectively informs friends, family, co-workers, and social networks of your “driving” status and location.
ZoomSafer’s premium offering features the ZoomMate Voice Safety Portal (VSP) which includes the ability to create/send voice-powered emails, text messages, and Tweets.
Hopefully, you will find our “story” interesting for your readers. Please contact me directly if you have any questions.
ZoomSafer is free to download and activates automatically when driving, reminding users to be safe with personalized safety messages from friends, family and even celebrities.
While driving, it suppresses unwanted calls, messages and alerts and selectively informs friends, family, co-workers, and social networks of your “driving” status and location.
ZoomSafer’s premium offering features the ZoomMate Voice Safety Portal (VSP) which includes the ability to create/send voice-powered emails, text messages, and Tweets.
Hopefully, you will find our “story” interesting for your readers. Please contact me directly if you have any questions.
You can decide folks....this might help reduce the burden of answering the phone when driving or working on job sites becoming distracted and causing an accident.
We'd like to hear more.....
I think Text'nDrive offers a better alternative than the app mentioned in this article for people who insist on checking their emails or text messages when driving. I don't think an email will ever be worth taking someone's life, so an app like this was needed. Plus I think it's really cool that their site has a list of all the texting laws in the U.S. (http://www.textndrive.com/textingwhiledriving.php). Worth taking a look at!
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