Noonlight: Feel Protected 24/7 App Reviews

Although I have just downloaded the app, reading these reviews make me want to have it with me at all times. I babysit a lot alone and where I live its far away from any busy places so having it now makes me feel safer even though I have 2 dogs with me whenever I babysit there can still be the possibility. I am currently babysitting when I heard the back gate shut. Quickly thinking I went outside to check what that was after making sure it was nothing I made sure I had the app downloaded in case of an emergency as a teen and a girl I feel like this app is worth the $2.99 fee. I hope more apps like this are made and help keep anyone from danger and any parents are willing to pay the fee and get the app for their children to keep them safe at all times when their alone

So I live in Dfw... Be for warn when you use this app. You might have to get a permit for this app through dpd. I had to get a permit to use this app or I would be fined 500 dollars. Other than that love this app. It works wonders when I walk home from work.

If they were truly concerned about saving lives, the app should be free. People shouldnt have to pay for help. Make it accessible to all!

I had a dream last night where I got kidnapped and in my dream I used safe trek to call the cops and help me and it worked im not even kidding. Ive never had to use this app in real life, but having it makes me feel safer, especially since Ill be going to college soon and away from my small hometown into a larger city.

Now dont get me wrong here. This app seems great. But however it would be used by many more people if it was a free app. We shouldnt have to pay to be safe. Its not much money at all but still.

I dont want to have to pay for the app, or do a free trial.. If it was going to force me to pay, then it should have made you pay for the app.. I hate it. Not worth wasting space. -thereviewer

Possibly the one app I always remember to put on my phone; I was an early adopter and betad the original app! Its helped me with peace of mind countless times and has helped me in actual situations three times. It works, there is an immediate HUMAN response, and it really does contact the police. As someone with PTSD, two abduction attempts in my teens, and the added insecurity of being on the Autism spectrum under my belt...this just makes me feel good to have. Its an alarm system FOR YOUR BODY. Thats worth 2.99 a month and it sure beats what I had 10 years ago- which was a knife, a flip phone, and running crying through a park.

I walk from school after my cheer/dance practice is done. It is always dark outside when I walk and I live 10 mins away from my school so it takes me about an hour to walk home. I was on Instagram at my house, and I heard about this app SafeTrek. I thought it would be a great thing to have when walking home alone from school. One day I was walking home, and it was darker than usual because we had a basketball game and they last forever. I was walking home and I decided to whip out the app. I opened it and I made an account and I was all set. Then something popped up, I read it and it said I had to pay for it. My parents wont let me even buy music or any apps you have to pay for, so how am I supposed to use this and keep myself safe. That was also the night when an amber alert decided to go off in my area saying there was a robber in my area. Ive never been more scared in my life.

This app is great for ppl who can afford $3 a month. I just downloaded it and was ready to use it except to see I have to pay which isnt a good thing because lots of ppl in emergencies need the app but was if they cant pay for it whose gonna keep them safe then?

Look, I love this app, Ive been using it since it first came out and I appreciate it. But now I guess theyve started charging monthly which is frankly appalling. I cannot get on board with something that puts a price on peoples safety. So Ive deleted it. I encourage the creator of this application to take away the monthly fee. Some of us cant spare 2.99 a month which is very sad but true.

I downloaded this app to feel safe when I go out at night, but my parents arent alright with paying $2 a month for this app. Id totally keep it and use it if it was free.

I think the app is a very good safety app except I did not like how you had to pay every month. If you are going to make someone pay in the app just make up pay for the app

I have no idea how to cancel this app.. Ive tried everything and nothing works!

Please make this free, it could save someone. Be compassionate.

I was not sure what or how the app worked. I am a big proponent of safety and within the last 2 years have been confined to a wheelchair with a rare lung disorder. I am not able to talk when my airway closes and am left ensuring that I always have someone with me if I go out. As you can imagine that very inconvenient as well as humiliating. At times if I am left alone this disease can wreak havoc on ones mind and even result in anxiety also triggering my airways to collapse. Its more of a self preservation app for me as well as a situational safety issue. I feel as if I am covered safety wise when I have this!

This app should be free. If safety is your real concern, you wouldnt make people pay $2.99 a month for your service.

so we have to pay to feel safe? screw that man if you really wanted people to be safe than just charge the actual app $0.99 or something. More people will get the app.

They are super quick at checking on you and making sure youre okay! The people are so nice! Great job!!!

I just wrote you a SMASHING review and when I went to submit, my username had been taken and it exited the review that was a paragraph long WITHOUT SAVING. :(:(:( dammit! This app is a solid 10/10 tho.

People complain that you shouldnt be paying for your own safety, but a phone bill to call the police yourself is more than 2.99 a month for someone else to call them for you. The hard workers that serve to keep you safe need to eat and have families also, so you cant expect the app to be free. I am so thankful that I have not had to use this app yet, but I am grateful to be prepared for the worst.