A native Android application designed to help women respond quickly in unsafe situations. With a single tap, the app sends the user's current location to people they trust, and it also offers ways to get out of uncomfortable situations discreetly.
After installation, the app asks for location and SMS permissions. The user then saves a set of trusted contacts, who will be alerted in an emergency.
In a dangerous situation, one tap sends an SMS with the user's location coordinates to every saved contact. A fake call feature simulates an incoming call so the user can excuse themselves from a risky situation, and a directory of emergency helpline numbers (police, women's safety teams and more) is available in one place. Contacts and settings are stored on the device using SharedPreferences, so the app works without an account.
A single tap sends an emergency SMS to all trusted contacts instantly.
The alert includes the user's current location coordinates so contacts know where to find her.
Choose and save the people who should be alerted, set up once after installation.
Simulates an incoming call to help the user step away from an uncomfortable or unsafe situation.
Police, women's safety teams and other helpline numbers available in one place.
Quick safety tips and precautions built into the app.
Contacts and settings are saved locally with SharedPreferences.
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