One-tap documentation for person safety moments. Footage autosaved and protected in cloud storage. Nearby community auto-notified. Know your rights. Not 911.
This is Dispatch, in 24 seconds.
Some moments shift fast. You feel it before you can explain it: the walk to the car, the stop that doesn't feel right, the night that turns. You wouldn't call 911 for a feeling. You can tap Dispatch for one.
One tap does three things. Your location goes to your trusted contacts. Your video starts saving to the cloud with the time and place, so it exists even if your phone doesn't. And Dispatch users nearby get a live pin, so you're not alone in that moment.
If it becomes an emergency, call 911; Dispatch is already running. When it's over, one tap on I'm Safe tells everyone at once.
We built this for the people we love, and for yours. It's free on the App Store. Add three people, then share it with three more. Safety is better when it's shared.
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Now you're safe.
@marcie_comtois Smart getting a call in before they open. Did anything odd show up on your Amazon or store accounts when you checked, or was everything still clean?
@bestinvesting1 Hearing the siren with nothing behind you would throw me off too. Do you usually leave Sentry on so you've got a clip when something like that happens?
@DomABCDEFG@BosCardHunter Wrestling cards first makes sense when that's your lane. Spot anything in that slice of the list that looked like it was already circulating?
@DomABCDEFG@BosCardHunter PSA putting the whole list in a spreadsheet is huge for buyers trying to flag those listings. Have you had a chance to dig through it yet?
@jmelaskyriazi@Waymo@Uber Half the price of Uber is hard to pass up. Do you feel as comfortable taking a Waymo solo late at night, or does no driver in the seat change that for you?
@DBurkland Glad you made it. Riding it out when you just need to get there is real. One tap with Dispatch keeps a record if a ride starts feeling off like that again. Do you usually share the trip when something feels off?
@clemissima@Uber@Waymo Five cash-tip confrontations in an Uber is a lot when you can't just hop out. Do you usually share your trip when a ride starts feeling off?
@lifewithkatiejo Calling out the fake fan and backup pages yourself is the right move. Did you screenshot them before reporting so there's a record if they come back?
@istompdummies2 One stolen package turning into a neighborhood problem is how these streaks start. Did anyone on your block catch it on camera this weekend?
@Babchik Your own Ring calling you a child on the porch is comedy until the AI keeps missing. Have you tried raising the camera a bit so it gets a clearer look?