Emergency & safety notice

If life, safety or property is in immediate danger, contact the official police, ambulance or fire service for your area straight away. Allma can help you reach people you trust and show you where nearby help is, but it does not dispatch official responders and cannot promise that anyone will arrive.

• Allma starts an emergency record and, if you allowed it, captures your location.
• It contacts members of your Safety Network in the app, one after another, and retries.
• People who answer can see your emergency details and location according to your permissions.
• Nothing is sent to police, ambulance or fire services automatically.

• Never confront an armed or violent person. Keep your distance and call official services.
• Only give first aid within your training.
• Share what you know with official responders when they arrive.
• You can decline any request, or turn emergency requests off at any time.

Allma's assistant gives general safety guidance. It is not medical, legal or professional advice, and it can be wrong or incomplete. Use your own judgement and follow the instructions of official responders over anything the assistant says.

Hospitals, clinics, police stations and other places come from mapping data and may be outdated, closed or wrongly listed. Phone numbers may not be answered. Confirm before relying on any single listing, and tell us on the contact page if something is wrong.

• An internet connection for chat, alerts, calls and maps.
• Location permission for precise SOS location and nearby help.
• Notification permission so emergency alerts can reach you.
• Microphone permission for in-app emergency calls.