The KISA phone was designed for anyone who struggles with modern mobile technology: people who have never used a mobile phone, who struggle with navigating the menu system of conventional phones, or people who suffer from physical or mental disabilities that make them unable to use the mobile phones currently on the market.

The KISA phone is also a perfect starter phone for children, as it does not have gaming features or access to the internet. The KISA phone can only dial pre-programmed numbers, preventing your child from dialling unauthorised numbers.

The KISA phone's GPS features make it safe for children and elderly relatives with Alzheimer's. It was designed in collaboration with Vision Australia and comes in bright colours with optional raised buttons. It can also be printed in Braille, making it ideal for the vision-impaired.

A combination of easy-to-push buttons and personalised settings helps customise the KISA Phone to the user's needs.

The large, tactile, easy-to-see buttons, lack of a confusing menu, and clearly labelled call/end call buttons make it more straightforward for people who need help with current mobile technology.

All numbers are pre-programmed, and contact buttons can be labelled with a picture, making it usable even to people who cannot read.

The KISA Phone has a dedicated SOS button on the back panel, which connects the user directly to emergency services.

The back panel can also contain information about emergency contacts, medical conditions, or allergies, which can save a person's life.

The GPS features of the phone also make it easier to locate a missing child or an elderly relative.

The KISA Phone is 59mm wide and 114mm tall and weighs only 95 grams, making it comfortable to handle and carry around, even on a lanyard around your neck.