What's new

1.26.0 2026-10-26 Latest version

An alarm that expired with nobody closing it is no longer treated as «safe»: it shows as «No response». Your group and contacts get reminders at growing intervals, and in the detail they see the last known location, medical info and your contacts' phone numbers.
If a reminder reaches you and you already know, tap «Stop reminding me» and we won't remind you about that alarm again (the closing notice still reaches you).
If you show up later, tap «Tell them I'm okay»: your group gets an «I'm okay» and the timeline records it.
When you close your alarm it gets classified: «I'm okay now» or «False alarm». And in Alerts you can mark each one as real or false alarm.
Your first SOS offers to send it as a drill, and it goes out on its own after 5 seconds.

1.25.1 2026-10-06

We fixed a problem that made the app close when opened on iPhones running iOS 27.
Internal stability improvements.

1.25.0 2026-10-01

If you don't have anyone on the other side yet, the button no longer sends an alert that reaches no one: it offers to call emergency services (your country's number), send your location by WhatsApp or SMS, or invite someone.
Sign-up helps you add someone: by WhatsApp, with a link, or by Telegram with nothing to install. And if you still have no one, the app reminds you the next day and three days later.
Next to the button you see how many people really hear you: those with the app and notifications on, or Telegram.
If your phone's notifications are off, the app tells you and takes you to turn them on, so you don't miss an alert from someone in your group.
Whoever created a group can now leave without deleting it for everyone else: the group stays and someone else becomes admin. «Delete» is still there to remove it for everyone.

1.24.2 2026-09-19

The app speaks Hebrew, and with it comes what right-to-left languages needed: the whole screen mirrors (menus, lists, arrows, switches) instead of ending up backwards.
Alerts, notices and the Telegram bot also arrive in Hebrew.

1.24.1 2026-09-18

The app speaks three more languages: Greek, Thai and Ukrainian. Ukrainian also reaches the alerts and the Telegram notices; it was the most requested language from «Ask for a language».
When a heads-up is closed, the notice to your group says «Safe now» instead of «Arrived safely»: it is not always an arrival.
In Russian, people counts («2 people are receiving it») no longer come out in English.

1.24.0 2026-09-18

A contact can stay in your phone book without being an emergency contact: switch off “Emergency contact” and the person stays. You choose who gets your alerts and who doesn’t.
Every notice carries its emoji: 🆘 for an SOS, ⚠️ for a heads-up, ✅ for “it’s over”. And a heads-up reaches your contacts as what it is, not as an alarm.
When we ask whether you are still at it, the buttons say “Finish” and “Continue”. And if you sent “something else”, the notice says what you wrote.
The confirmation counts the people who really receive your alert — those with the app or Telegram — and tells you if nobody does. It used to count people with no phone registered at all.
Updates about what happens next (still in danger, not answering, it’s over, arrived safely) say what happened in the title, in your language; the group name stays as it is.
The same alarm no longer arrives twice on the same phone, and a notice lost on the way is retried once after five minutes.
A drill closes on its own after three checks of your interval, instead of at a fixed hour.
One update banner, and with an emergency open it never sends you to the store.
Android: if you switch phones and restore from your Google backup, the app signs in by itself, no password or code. Signing out or changing your password turns it off.
Help, tips, FAQ, About and the intro describe the app as it is today: the three levels, the phone book, Telegram, the drill and the trail.

1.23.0 2026-09-16

Contacts is a phone book: each person with their number underneath, an icon that says how they get your alerts (has the app, via Telegram, link sent, no app) and the SOS chip if they are an emergency contact. Tapping opens their sheet: call, message, how they receive, and when they are told.
Each emergency contact chooses when they are told: «always», «if I don't answer» the first check-in, or «last resort», only if you answer none. It used to be one rule for everyone, hidden in Settings.
The people in your groups are in the phone book too, and making someone from your group an emergency contact is one tap: they get the invitation inside the app and are added once they accept.
Every group has its own screen, like opening a WhatsApp group: who it is, where (the neighbourhood, the office: the admin sets a name and a pin on a map), the people with their usernames, your settings in that group, and leave. Tapping someone opens their sheet, and from the sheet you get to the groups you share.
With an emergency open the whole screen changes: the edge breathes red, and where the button was it says your group already knows, how many people were told, whether your location is being shared and since when. Two exits: view the alert, or «I'm fine now».
With a heads-up open the SOS button stays, the top says what you announced and until when, and «Arrived» is one tap. «I'm fine» now confirms on screen that your group knows.
The phone book says how many people really get your alerts and how many are emergency contacts, and Buenos Aires mobile numbers are written right.

1.22.0 2026-09-12

Two new buttons next to the SOS: «I'm OK» and «Heads-up». The first tells your group you are fine, with no alarm and no alarm sound. The second is a notice: «walking back», «in a car», until a given time. Your group sees it, the app checks on you now and then, and if you do not answer or you ask for help it becomes an alarm.
With a heads-up open the SOS button stays on screen. Holding it for two seconds turns that same heads-up into an emergency.
Whoever receives your heads-up sees what you said you were doing and until when, and can only answer «Watching». Your medical data is no longer shown on a heads-up: it belongs to an emergency.
Closing an alarm tells your group it is over. Before, nobody was told.
Only an emergency sounds like an emergency. «It's over», check-ins and heads-ups arrive as normal notifications that do not break Do Not Disturb.
Cancelling an alarm says you cancelled it, not that you «confirmed being safe». And arriving from a heads-up says you arrived.
The app asked you again every hour whether you were OK while an alarm stayed open, but the question was lost on the way. Now it arrives.
The bell keeps your group's alarms, and the Alerts list has filters: emergencies, heads-ups, «I'm OK», closed, drills, last days and by group. Open ones are pinned on top.
Trusted contacts are now called emergency contacts, in every language, and you reach them from the groups menu. The list says how many actually receive your alerts.
The heads-up and the «I'm OK» go only to the groups you picked, like the SOS. They used to go to all of them.
Many texts fixed: a cancelled alarm no longer says you «confirmed being safe», «1 active» in the singular, the what-happened question is not asked for a heads-up, and the sign-up drill no longer promises a calm that does not exist.

1.21.0 2026-08-24

When you set off an alert, your group can follow you on the map even if you lock the phone or close the app. The route used to stop the moment the screen went dark.
The map is a map again. During an alarm it came crossed by a banner covering the one thing you needed to see.
While it is sharing your location a notification stays visible, so you always know when it is on and when it is not.
The point updates every 10 seconds, and the counter tells you how long ago the last one arrived, in hours, minutes and seconds.
If you lose signal the points are not lost: they wait and travel with the next one, each carrying its real time.
The «Open settings» button in permissions did nothing on iPhone. It is the only way out for someone who already said no, and it had been broken since the day it shipped.
That button now drops you straight into the app's notification settings, one screen closer.
The sign-up screens read in one go: one card instead of four loose boxes, and the notice that used to get cut off now fits.

1.20.0 2026-08-23

Adding a trusted contact ends by sending them the link. It used to end at saving, and nobody on the other side found out.
If you have not sent the link, the app says so: it reads «Not invited» and does not count as someone who would reach you.
If you decide not to invite someone, mark it and the app stops asking. That person still does not receive the alert.
Someone who gets your alerts on Telegram is now shown as such. It used to say they received nothing, which was false.

1.19.0 2026-08-19

Permissions are explained one at a time, before being asked. The phone used to ask the moment you opened the app.
Inviting your group is one link now, with or without the app. It used to be a link plus a ten character code.
Signing in with Apple no longer fails the first time: a fast reply from Apple used to get lost.
Changing your email works again. The confirmation mail arrived with a dead link.

1.18.2 2026-08-11

On iPhone, your group's alarm now sounds even when the phone is silenced or a Focus mode is on. Apple reserves that permission for safety apps and granted ours. The first time you open this version it asks for it separately: if you turn it down, alerts keep reaching you the way they do today.
An alarm that arrives silent warns nobody. It was the biggest hole left in iOS: a silenced phone in a bag or a pocket is exactly the situation where someone never learns their group is looking for them.

1.17.0 2026-08-06

Test mode now actually works. Turn it on in Settings → Alerts → Test the alarm, and your next SOS reaches your group marked as a drill from the very first notification, not relabelled afterwards. You can use it as many times as you like.
While it is armed, the button screen tells you so with a notice you cannot miss, along with the minutes left and a button to cancel. It switches off three ways: when the drill is sent, by hand, or on its own after five minutes. It never stays on, so your next real emergency is never marked as a drill.
The country we use to learn where the app is needed now comes from the connection rather than the phone language. Before, someone in Brazil with an English phone counted as being somewhere else.

1.16.0 2026-08-05

The app now speaks ten languages and the notifications that reach your phone, eighteen. If yours is missing there is a screen to ask for it, and the request reaches us.
Settings has been rebuilt. Every option shows where it stands without opening it, there is a search box at the top, and the language setting is no longer buried three levels inside a section that never said "language" anywhere.
The Alerts section beats in red when nobody could hear your alarm. Having the app installed means nothing if your group is empty or your contacts never accepted, and until now that was shown nowhere.
Sharing your medical details is your decision again, and you can change it group by group: the people at work have no reason to see what your family sees.
Trusted contacts now show the @username of whoever has the app, and the edit form opens inside the contact's own card instead of appearing at the bottom of the screen.
If part of the app fails to load, the panic button keeps working. A failed download used to take the whole screen down with it.
A family or friends group is no longer labelled a neighbourhood watch.
The button that marks an alert as a drill now says "Test", and the tips invite you to fire one before you need it: it is the only way to see how it looks from the other side without a real emergency.

1.15.7 2026-08-02

You now choose when your group can see your trusted contacts phone numbers: never, only if you do not answer the wellness checks, or always. It used to be a yes/no with the timing fixed to only-if-you-do-not-answer. If you had picked "Always" in the setting next to it, expecting the group to see them from the start was reasonable, and it did not happen.
The notice no longer says someone left instructions when there are none: if the numbers show from the first moment, the text says so.

1.15.6 2026-08-02

When half an hour goes by and nobody answers an alert, the app shows the group the instructions you wrote in advance and the phone numbers of your contacts who do not have the app. If the phone had locked in the meantime, none of it ever showed up: the update arrived while the app was asleep and was lost. The screen now checks on its own, and again when you come back to it.
That notice is now ordered the way you would act: what you asked for first, then who to call, and the emergency number last. Your instructions used to sit below the call-the-police line and read like a footnote.
Your contacts phone numbers are now shown in full, not just a button. On a computer the call and SMS buttons may open nothing, so the number can still be read and dialled on another phone.

1.15.5 2026-08-01

Scanning a QR code off another phone did nothing when that screen was in dark mode: the camera just sat there looking at it. It reads it now, and reacts a good deal faster.
Scanning from Manage group asked for "the group QR" while it actually expected a person's QR, so pointing at the group code gave a confusing error. Each screen now names the QR it needs, and tells you where the other one is useful.
The update notice now shows on the main screen next to the tips, and the app also checks when it comes back from the background.
A group QR could come out with no code inside: it looked fine and scanned fine, but the other phone said it was not the right QR. It happened while the code was still loading. The screen now waits for it.
About now shows whether the app has an update applied.
The invite code was being wiped right after the group screen opened, which is why the QR came out empty. It is kept now.
The invite section is only shown to group admins, the only ones who can use it.

1.15.1 2026-08-01

The app now starts in your phone's language the first time, and in English if we do not have that language. After that your choice wins: changing the phone's language no longer changes the app.
Emergency notices arrive in your language. They used to always come in Spanish, even with the app set to something else.
If you change the language, notices start arriving in the new one.
Portuguese, French, German and Italian were half translated: wherever a piece was missing you saw Spanish. Not anymore.
The About page, the closing notes of an alarm and the error messages are translated too.
On the phone, the permissions the app asks for, the icon shortcuts and the widget show in the system language.
The app can receive fixes without going through the store. If there is one, it tells you and you decide: it never changes itself, and never while an alarm is open.
Scanning a person's QR code to add them to a group did nothing: the camera opened and that was it. It works now, and you can also scan from the group screen.

1.14.0 2026-08-01

You choose when your trusted contacts find out: the moment you fire, or only if you answer no check-in.
You can write down what you want your group to do if you go silent: call emergency services, call someone, look for you somewhere. They see it only if you stop answering.
You choose whether your group can see your trusted contacts phone numbers to call them when you do not answer.
The group update now says which check-in you are on and how many minutes are left before we tell anyone outside. It used to just say we were still waiting.
An alarm nobody closes no longer stays open forever: it is archived on its own after 24 hours, or whenever you choose.
With poor signal the app still opens and the button is there within the first second. It used to keep loading or send you back to the login screen.
If you fire with no coverage, the alert queues and keeps retrying for an hour until it goes out.
Alarms from whoever added you as a trusted contact now show up in Alerts, even if you share no group with that person. Before, the push arrived and then you found nothing.
The notice now says who asked for help, instead of naming a group you are not in.
Alerts is one single list of everything that happened, and each card says where it came from.
Your username has a QR code: show it and they add you without typing. There is a camera to scan someone else's, and the group one now sits inside the code field.
Sharing the app now lets you pick who: a friend, family, the work group or the drivers group. Each with its own message.
In the bell you can select, mark as read and delete.
You can let us email you about what is new. It starts off.
On tablet and desktop the app is properly large, with the SOS button at the size it deserves.
The app starts faster: fewer requests and no repeated queries.
The rate button now works on a phone.
We fixed copy that promised things that were no longer true: the alarm does not close itself after 40 minutes, it escalates to your contacts and stays open.

1.13.0 2026-07-31

Accept an invitation and the list updates itself: notified, accepted or declined.
Profile and account are separate, and you can change your email now.
Everyone has a username: that is how people add you to a group or as a trusted contact.
A cleaner home screen and a bigger SOS button.
Fewer decisions after firing: the category saves when you touch it.
Help and About rewritten, with FAQs.

1.12.0 2026-07-30

A new bell next to Settings: everything that is not an alert shows up there.
When someone adds you as a trusted contact or invites you to a group, you now find out, and you accept or decline right from the bell.
The notice is kept even if the phone notification never arrives, so opening the app is enough to see it.
You also hear back when someone accepts what you sent.
Notifications now arrive in your language.

1.11.0 2026-07-30

You can now add trusted contacts by username: they tell you, you type it, done. No phone numbers, no guessing how they wrote it.
Your trusted contact now actually finds out when you set off the SOS: they get the alert, see where you are on the map, can say they are on their way, and see your medical details.
You can also invite people to your groups by username.
Nobody adds you as a contact or puts you in a group without you accepting first.
Pick your username from My account.
We removed the WhatsApp and SMS invitation link: it opened the browser instead of the app and made you sign in again. The username replaces it.

1.10.0 2026-07-29

When somebody in your group taps “On my way”, you now get the notification right away: you know you were seen and that help is coming.
The SOS no longer makes you wait 30 seconds. If you cancelled by mistake, you can ask for help again instantly.
You now choose how often we ask whether you are OK: 5, 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes, from Settings.
If you answer none of the check-ins, we notify your trusted contacts and the alert stays open instead of closing itself.
You can invite your trusted contacts with a link over WhatsApp or SMS, with no need for their phone number to match.
If somebody in your group sees an unanswered alert, they can message that person's family.
Fixed the error when deleting a group that had members.

1.9.1 2026-07-27

Signing in with Apple no longer asks you to type your name: it uses the one Apple provides, or one you can change later in My account.
Fixed a case where signing in failed with a generic error and left you unable to get in.

1.9.0 2026-07-25

What you set per group (whether you share your location, whether it activates automatically) is no longer visible to the other members.
The app runs smoother and uses less battery while an alert with live tracking is in progress.
Security updates to the app's dependencies.

1.8.0 2026-07-24

If you marked a contact to NOT receive your location, they no longer get it in your alerts either.
If a group's only admin leaves, another member takes over so the group is never left with no one to approve requests.
When you mark an alert as a test, if it had already gone out the app now tells you your group received it as a real emergency.
Fixed an issue that in some cases kept an alert from reaching the group.
Stronger sign-in security and stability improvements across the app.

1.7.0 2026-07-23

The app opens much faster: the SOS button is ready the moment you open it, with no wait.
At least one group always stays active, so the SOS is never left with no one to alert.
You can now view and fix your phone number in My Account.
When you search an address in My Places, the app tells you the search uses an external map service.
Security and stability improvements across the app.

1.6.0 2026-07-17

Group history shows up to 1 month: whoever joins later no longer sees old alerts, and location trails are deleted automatically.
History opens much faster: it loads as you scroll.
Your alert's location is no longer stored on the phone.
Discarding an alert stops sharing your location right away.
The app no longer says your alert failed when it reached the group.
New accounts require a password of 12 characters or more.

1.5.0 2026-07-16

Location accuracy at a glance: the map draws an error-margin circle and shows the precision in meters, so you know whether the point is exact or approximate.
Your session is stored in the phone's secure storage (Keychain on iPhone, Keystore on Android).
Live tracking stops transmitting as soon as the alert is closed, even if the connection drops.
Security, privacy and stability improvements across alert sending and notifications.

1.4.8 2026-07-11

Live map: when someone in your group triggers an alert, you see their location move in real time, inside the app.
More accurate, more reliable location when sending an alert, across more phones (including Google-free devices).
Clearer, less cramped map labels.
Stability, performance and security improvements.

1.4.7 2026-07-11

More reliable alerts: "phantom" alerts are gone, and sending to multiple groups is now consistent in category, message and wellness check.
Privacy: "don't share my location with this group" is now respected in GPS refinement and live tracking too.
A test alert no longer blocks a real SOS; the siren won't stay silent and the "new version" banner works.

1.4.6 2026-07-09

My Places: you can now set a place by typing the address, using your current location, or dragging the pin on an interactive map. You can also edit a saved place's location, not just its radius.
A place's radius now goes from 10 m (was 50 m) up to 200 m, with quick shortcuts for Home and Work.
"My Places" now lives in Settings → My Account. "Detect by location" is a more compact shortcut and tolerates GPS margin of error.

1.4.2 2026-07-08

Simpler Sign in with Apple: your name is no longer requested afterwards (if Apple doesn't share it, a default is assigned that you can change in your profile).
Cleaner look on tablets.

1.4.1 2026-07-08

Faster startup and navigation: the app opens showing the essentials without waiting for everything to load, and tapping a notification opens the alert instantly.
The alert history now shows wellness checks even after the alarm has been closed.
Opening an old notification for an alert that no longer exists now tells you, instead of loading forever.

1.4.0 2026-07-07

Wellness check: if you trigger an alert and don't close it, the app asks "Are you OK?" at 10, 20 and 30 minutes. If you don't answer, your group is notified and after 40 minutes the alert closes itself.
The "Rate" button now opens the correct store page.
Clearer Action Button help (iPhone 15 Pro and later).

1.3.0 2026-07-05

Redesigned onboarding: each permission (location, notifications) is requested right when it's explained.
App and website icons regenerated from the SOS button.
Android widget: the SOS button no longer stretches when resized.

1.2.0 2026-07-05

Web app (PWA) and Web Push: groups receive alerts even without the native app.
My places: automatic or manual group activation based on where you are.
Optional medical info included in the active alert.
Email verification on sign-up.

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