Aquvix for beaches, pools and resorts

Safety coverage that stays with every swimmer.

Pair a guest with a wrist tag, keep a self-following rescue buoy nearby, and give the control desk a direct path from active session to SOS response.

Guest viewLive buoy status
The Aquvix app showing live status — the buoy on the map three metres away, water and air temperature, and battery for both the buoy and wrist tag.
Home · active swim session

Distance, connection and equipment battery remain visible during the session.

One connected operating path.

The wrist tag is the swimmer’s control. The buoy follows it. The facility desk sees the session and receives the SOS.

  1. GuestWears the tag
  2. Wrist tagCalls the buoy
  3. Rescue buoyFollows nearby
  4. Control deskReceives SOS

The guest journey

Three states staff can explain before handover.

The product tour follows the real app: assign equipment, confirm the swim, then make the SOS path unmistakable.

1.0

Pair at the desk

Staff issue a wrist tag. The guest scans its QR code once, and the app confirms the facility, tag ID, battery and connection state.

The Aquvix app confirming a wrist tag has paired, showing the facility, tag ID, tag battery and connection status.
Pairing confirmed · equipment assigned
2.0

Track the swim

The buoy follows the wrist tag at the selected distance. One press calls it directly to the swimmer, without relying on the phone for positioning.

The Aquvix app tracking a swim, with the buoy three metres away and its path trailing behind it.
Session active · distance visible
3.0

Escalate an SOS

A press-and-hold brings the buoy in and sends the control desk an alert with the swimmer’s position. The response remains tracked in the app.

The Aquvix app during an SOS, showing a rescuer en route and a timestamped rescue progress list.
SOS active · response in progress

Clear boundaries before the water.

The phone is not the tracker.

The buoy measures position and reports it. The guest app never requests phone location permission; its camera is used only to scan the wrist tag’s QR code.

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The buoy is an assistive device.

The briefing explains the tag controls and requires SOS instructions to be confirmed before a session starts. Aquvix is not a lifejacket or a substitute for a lifeguard.

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The Aquvix tag instructions explaining how to send an SOS, with a checkbox confirming the instructions have been read.
Required briefing
Aquvix buoy settings showing connection, battery and a follow-distance slider set to three metres.
Follow distance · 1–10 m

What the control desk sees.

Aquvix turns each rental into a visible operating state, from equipment handover through rescue response.

Session
Position · buoy distance · battery · link state
SOS
Incoming alert · swimmer position · rescue progress
Guest phone
No location permission requested
Briefing
SOS instructions confirmed before a session starts

For resort and waterfront operators

Plan an Aquvix pilot for your facility.

We’ll walk your team through equipment handover, guest briefing, active-session monitoring and the SOS response flow.

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