Nearby
2 alerts
Closest alert
Reported incident
Personal safety
Criminal Alert shows crime reports on a map, sends your location to the people you choose, and includes your name in every emergency text.
SOS reaches people you choose. It does not call emergency services.
Nearby
2 alerts
Closest alert
Reported incident
Short steps, written so you can act without hunting through menus.
Reports around you, so you can choose another route.
Your location is sent to the family you choose.
The message says who is reaching out, not only that someone is.
If you stay quiet, the contacts you chose are notified.
An incoming call you can answer, so you can step away.
Add a picture or a short recording to what you saw.
Portrait screens with one idea each, in type you can read at arm’s length.
Swipe sideways for each screen.
Your name is in the message, along with where you are.
One tap if you are fine. A notice to family if you are not.
A reason to leave, without explaining why out loud.
A photo or a voice note. Two clear choices.
The SOS moment
Tap once, and the people you added receive where you are. The message includes your name.
This does not contact emergency services. Call your local emergency number if you need them.
Emergency
Send help
Your name and location go to Family.
The core app is free to start. Premium and Family add a wider alert radius and more SMS.
Core
Everyday protection on the standard radius.
One person
More ground covered, and more messages when you need them.
Household
The wider radius and extra SMS, shared at home.
Prices appear in the App Store and Google Play before you subscribe.
Only the family or emergency contacts you add. Nearby alerts stay on your map. An SOS location is sent to those people, not posted as a public feed.
Your name and your location, so the person reading it knows who is reaching out and where you are.
The contacts you chose are notified. When you are able, you can mark yourself safe with one tap.
It looks like an incoming call, so you can answer and leave an unsafe situation without drawing attention to why.
A wider alert radius and more SMS. Family is the household plan, so more than one person can share that coverage.
No. SOS messages the people you choose. If you need emergency services, call your local emergency number.
Criminal Alert is being prepared for release. The same calm screens you see here are the ones that open on a phone.