Visual Hand
All-in-one safety and SOS alert app
Hey Indie Hackers community — I’m excited to share that VisualHand is now listed on Socious Fund!
Here’s how you can support & get rewarded:
✅ Vote for VisualHand (or any listed project) → earn 1,000 THANK (~4 ADA)
✅ Refer friends → earn 1,100 THANK (~4 ADA)
✅ Refer orgs → earn 2,000 THANK (~7 ADA)
💡 Use a Cardano-compatible wallet (like Eternl, Yoroi, Daedalus) to claim your rewards.
👉 Check us out & vote here:
https://fund.socious.org/projects/aed3268f-e4fa-424d-b20b-5f033a3814af
Would appreciate your feedback, votes, and referrals. Let’s build more
impact together! 💙
Hey Indie Hackers 👋,
My name is Lungisani Mtembu, founder of VisualHand, a safety-tech startup from South Africa 🇿🇦.
We are building an all-in-one panic/SOS alert system that helps prevent crime, gender-based violence, and emergencies.
✅ Real-time GPS tracking
✅ Vocal/manual SOS activation
✅ Tamper-proof alerts
✅ Vital data broadcast to responders
Right now, we’re in the funding competition (Round 1) and need community support.
Every vote brings us closer to building something that can save lives 🙏.
👉 Vote here: https://fund.socious.org/projects/aed3268f-e4fa-424d-b20b-5f033a3814af
Siyabonga kakhulu for
the support! ❤️
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🙏 Thanks so much to everyone who’s taken the time to check out VisualHand and vote! Your support means the world and helps us get closer to building a tool that can actually save lives.
💡 I’d love to hear from you — what features or ideas would make a safety app like this even more useful for your communit
y?
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Coming back to this months later, it’s interesting to see how VisualHand has progressed from the initial idea and funding push. I’d be curious to know what changed most since those early days — the product, the funding path, or how you’ve approached getting it in front of users.