Collectives SOS

If you can’t press the button, your people can still hear you.

The app sends a notice to the communities you belong to. Anyone who comes does so because they choose to, and at their own risk. The app does not call the police, an ambulance, or a tow truck for you.

Download on theApp StoreFree on iPhone

Get it onGoogle PlayComing soon

What the app is for

A ride, a track, a road home. The phone stays with you. If something goes wrong, the people who already know you can be told.

You, or the phone

You can send an emergency alert yourself. You can also ask for ordinary help, like a flat tyre. If a hard impact looks like a crash and you don’t answer, the phone can send the emergency for you.

Your communities

The notice goes to the Collectives you belong to, in the country where it’s happening. A club in another country is not pulled into it.

Someone who chooses to come

A member can say they are responding. Coming to help is voluntary. The app is not a promise that anyone will reach you.

A picture of the idea, not a live alert.

The map is for the people who said they are coming.

Today, Discord carries the alert as a message. The private map, for you and for the people who tapped Responding, is the next part of the app. It is not in the App Store version yet. When it is, closing the map to open a navigator or take a call will not stop the response.

Coming to the app. Not in today’s download.

Start with the phone you have

The iPhone app is on the App Store. Android is still being finished. Read the short tutorials before you rely on it, and run the test in the app rather than a real alert.

See how to set it up · Family and club licenses