Six Months of Crisis Companion™
- Tori Fowler
- Dec 21, 2025
- 2 min read
From Concept to Action
Six months ago, Crisis Companion™ was just a concept; an idea rooted in one simple question: What happens when someone can’t speak for themselves in an emergency?
That question became the foundation for everything that followed.
From Idea to Real-World Tools
In just six months, Crisis Companion™ has grown from concept to 14 physical product SKUs and a multi-language children’s book designed to help families understand emergency preparedness in a calm, age-appropriate way.
Each product was created with one goal in mind: clarity in moments when clarity is hardest to find.
This isn’t about novelty or fear-based solutions. It’s about practical tools that serve real families in real situations.

Built for Families, Not Just Individuals
Crisis Companion™ was intentionally designed to support entire households; not just one person, one age group, or one type of emergency.
Children, adults, seniors, non-verbal individuals, and caregivers all deserve systems that work for them. Emergencies don’t discriminate by age, ability, or background; preparedness shouldn’t either.
That belief continues to guide every design decision.
What These First Six Months Have Taught Us
One lesson has stood out above the rest: Families don’t need more fear. They need clarity.
They need systems that are:
Easy to use
Easy to explain
Easy for first responders to find when seconds matter
Preparedness should reduce chaos; not add to it.
Why the Glove Box Matters
Crisis Companion™ exists to work alongside the tools families already use; phones, IDs, and medical alerts; by adding a reliable, physical layer of information where it’s most accessible: the vehicle glove box.
Technology is powerful, but redundancy saves lives.
Looking Ahead
As Crisis Companion™ moves forward, the focus remains the same:
Refining what’s already been built
Expanding education around emergency preparedness
Continuing to design tools that make emergencies just a little less chaotic
Six months in; still building; still standing; still moving forward.
Thank you to every family who has trusted and supported this mission so far.



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