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Set Up Nora for Android

Your Nora is almost ready to protect you. Follow these three quick steps to finish setting it up on your Android - it takes less than 5 minutes.

Step 1 - Bluetooth Setup

Open your Android's Bluetooth settings and pair your Nora device in seconds.

Step 2 - Emergency SOS

Turn on your phone's built-in Emergency SOS feature - no extra apps needed.

Step 3 - Emergency Contacts

Add the people Nora should alert the moment you need help.

Android Bluetooth settings

Step 1 - Bluetooth

Connect Nora to Your Android

1. Open Bluetooth settings. Open your phone's Settings app and switch Bluetooth on.

2. Wake Nora. Press and hold the button on your Nora until you hear a short beep - it is now discoverable.

3. Tap to pair. Find Nora Personal Alarm in your available devices list and tap to connect. A confirmation tone means you are ready.

Android Emergency SOS settings

Step 2 - Android Settings

Activate Emergency SOS

1. Open Settings. From your home screen, open the Settings app.

2. Find Safety and Emergency. Scroll down and select it. On Samsung devices this may sit under Advanced Features, then Send SOS Messages.

3. Turn on Emergency SOS. Switch the feature on so your phone calls emergency services the moment it is triggered.

3. Add your emergency contacts: Follow the steps

Android Settings app icon
1
Open the Settings app on your Android phone.
2
Tap Safety and Emergency (on Samsung, check Advanced Features).
3
Tap Emergency Contacts.
4
Pick a contact from your list.
5
Repeat to add more trusted contacts.
6
Tap Save to confirm your changes.

Set up once. Always ready.

How Nora Protects You

Once set up, Nora works quietly in the background - ready the moment something feels wrong.

Instant Bluetooth Signal

Press Nora's button and your phone reacts immediately - no unlocking, no scrolling, no app to open.

Emergency Services Alerted

Your phone's SOS function calls the local emergency number wherever you are in the world.

Live Location Shared

Your emergency contacts receive a real-time location link that updates continuously until help arrives.