The people who care
may simply not know.

A difficult journey, an unsafe meeting or an unexpected situation can happen far from home. Family and friends may not know where you were going, when you expected to arrive, or who should check on you.

Safara is designed around preparing that context before urgency takes over.

From worry to preparation

Turn “someone should know” into a plan.

Choose trusted responders, circles and available communication paths in advance. If you need help, you can manually start an emergency workflow with that preparation already in place.

For a journey, that can mean deciding who you’ll contact and sharing the context with people you trust before you leave.

How the Emergency Plan works ↗
Safara Emergency Plan setup
Home and abroad

Safety relationships
cross borders.

Families stay connected even when work and travel take them far apart. Our goal is to support that connection to trusted people and communities, alongside local emergency services.

01 / Prepare before panic

Choose while
you have time.

The best time to choose responders and safety preferences is before the urgent moment.

02 / Keep people in context

Help them see
the whole picture.

An alert is more useful when trusted people understand the journey, situation and follow-up path.

03 / Keep safety human

People help
people.

Technology should help people reach people. Software itself is not the rescuer.

Beyond the phone,
carefully.

We’re exploring how safety coordination could become less dependent on carrying and operating a smartphone, including wearable devices and alternative connectivity. These are research directions, not currently available Safara products.

Take the first step

Start with the people you already trust.

Start with Safara Free. Available for iOS and Android.