Blitzl Blast. One Tap. Everybody Knows

Transforming the passenger experience and transit safety across major networks, hubs, and stops.

Unifying Transit Networks with Location-Aware Communication

Blitzl connects transit operators, station personnel, and passengers in real time. Powered by specialized hardware sensors integrated with smartphone technology, Blitzl functions as a flexible, mobile-first help point and emergency call button. Whether deployed on platforms, inside vehicles, or across expansive mobility hubs, Blitzl delivers location-aware, category-specific, and context-sensitive communication.

Blitzl One Year Subscription with Blast Button Blitzer
$59.00 every 12 months

Enjoy a Blitzl subscription for one year including the convenient, compact Blitzer sensor with Blast button. Works with Blitzl app available on the App Store or Google Play Store.

Blitzl One Year Subscription with Long Range IP67 Blitzer
$59.00 every 12 months

Enjoy a Blitzl subscription for one year including the IP67 Blitzer sensor with Long Range. Works with Blitzl app available on the App Store or Google Play Store.

Key Capabilities

  • Instant Customer Assistance: Converts passenger smartphones into dynamic, location-based call points for assistance and inquiries.

  • Real-Time Passenger Guidance: Distributes context-rich notifications, service alerts, and safety information based on precise locations.

  • Streamlined Operations: Directs rider alerts straight to regional transit employees, field officers, or central operations.

  • Flexible Hardware & Mobile Integration: Low-overhead deployment using compact sensors that pair seamlessly with mobile devices.

Screenshot of a mobile app displaying nearby users labeled as Guide, Leader, Participant, Athlete, Conductor, Librarian, and Administrator, each with proximity information.
Mobile app screen showing options to select and configure electronic blazers labeled as guides for D. Clark and Smolka Tours, with icons for Wi-Fi, location, editing, deleting, and sharing.
Image of a mobile app screen showing a guide for Smolka Tours, including a photo of a grand hall with a chandelier and many people, along with address and hours of operation for the tour company.
Mobile app settings screen titled 'Smolka Tours' with options for continuous update, discovery range set to 200 miles, and a message indicating no nearby blitzers available. Navigation bar includes icons for Home, I am Blitzer, Contacts, and Settings.
Screenshot of a chat conversation about planning a trip to Vienna, with messages discussing interests and travel dates.
Screenshot of a mobile app settings page titled 'Blitzl Blast Settings' with options to enable messages, send GPS location, nearby blitzer signals, physical device, and select all new members. There are toggle switches next to each option, all turned on, and a 'Done' button at the bottom.
Mobile phone screen showing a chat conversation about travel preferences with options for Location, Nearby Blitzers, and Cancel appearing at the bottom.
Screenshot of a mobile app displaying a broadcast member named J Doe with a profile picture of a yellow flower, and options to send a message or export a list, with a red button labeled 'Blitzl Blast. One Tap. Everybody Knows.'

Deployment Strategy & Rollout Plan

To ensure seamless operational integration, system stability, and proven performance, Blitzl utilizes a phased implementation strategy:

  1. Test Deployment & Validation: Initial testing across selected corridors and high-traffic stations to validate hardware performance, response protocols, and passenger interactions prior to major regional deployment.

  2. Rolling System Deployment: Full deployment by sector to manage scale, dynamic transit schedules, and specific security needs.

  3. Permanent Regional Integration: Long-term integration into everyday mass transit operations, benefiting millions of daily transit riders.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Blitzl and how does it work? Blitzl is a mobile-first transit communication and assistance platform. By pairing compact hardware sensors with passenger smartphones, it transforms mobile devices into dynamic, location-aware call points for assistance, emergency communication, and real-time guidance across stations and vehicles.

How does Blitzl improve passenger safety and assistance? Blitzl allows riders to send instant help requests and location-specific alerts directly to regional transit personnel, field officers, or central operations. It also enables transit operators to broadcast context-rich notifications and safety updates based on a passenger's precise location.

How is Blitzl deployed across a transit network? Blitzl is implemented using a three-phase strategy:

  1. Test Deployment & Validation: Initial testing across selected corridors and high-traffic stations to validate hardware performance, response protocols, and passenger interactions prior to major regional deployment.

  2. Rolling System Deployment: Full deployment by sector to manage scale, dynamic transit schedules, and specific security needs.

  3. Permanent Regional Integration: Long-term integration into everyday mass transit operations, benefiting millions of daily transit riders.

What are the subscription and hardware costs for Blitzl? The Standard Sensor Subscription is priced at $59.00/year per hardware sensor, which includes platform connectivity, system maintenance, and ongoing software updates. Custom volume pricing and tiered discounts are available for full-line conversions and system-wide transit authority rollouts.

Important Operating Requirements for Bluetooth Safety Buttons

Please Note: The Blitzl Blast physical button relies on an active Bluetooth connection to a powered on smartphone to transmit information through WiFi and cellular networks to joined users and contacts.

  • Range Limitations: The system will not function if the smartphone is stored outside of Bluetooth range from where the button is pressed.

  • Signal Isolation: The system will not function if the smartphone is placed inside a Bluetooth-blocking or Faraday container, pouch, or locker that restricts wireless signals.

  • Powered On Requirement: The system will not function if the smartphone is turned off.