Cuate is a personal safety app for iPhone. Hold one button and the people you chose get your location while your phone records.
Free. No account. iOS 17 or later.

What you need when something is wrong is on the first screen you see, and nothing else is.
Hold the button to send an alert. Your contacts get your location, and your phone starts recording.
One tap checks you in. Contacts who asked to hear about every check-in are told you’re fine.
Check in on a schedule. Miss one and your people are told.
Says what you need to say, out loud, while it records.
Pick how often to check in and how long a grace period you want. If you don’t check in, Cuate tells your people. You don’t have to reach your phone for it to work.
Door Protocol speaks for you, out loud, in your language, while it records the encounter. For when the words won’t come.
Screens from the app. Contacts and times are samples.
Video and audio are encrypted on your phone and sent to your contacts in short pieces as you record, not at the end. If the phone is taken, what was recorded until then is already with people you trust.
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Cuate (kwah-teh) is Mexican Spanish for a close friend: the one who has your back, knows where you are, and notices when you don’t come back.
In nine languages, including the words it says out loud.