Help from the people already nearby.
Guardian asks neighbours within a few hundred metres to come to you when you feel unsafe. Your small deposit pays whoever verifiably shows up.
Life in danger? Call 911 first. Guardian brings neighbours, not emergency services.

The gap
Most frightening moments aren't a 911 call. Yet.
Followed home, a friend who can't stand, a fall on the ice. People two minutes away would help, if you could ask.
Three moves, start to finish
- 1
Hold to raise
One second, so a pocket can't. Only people inside your radius are asked.
- 2
Meet in person
They type the 4-digit code on your screen. That's the proof they came.
- 3
Settle
Tap “I'm safe”. Whoever checked in splits your deposit.
Your exact location goes only to people who said yes.
Responders nearby see a block-wide area. Only those who accept get your pin.

Responders
Be someone's two-minute neighbour.
Only alerts within walking distance. Decline any time. Paid only for verified, in-person help.
Try respondingSet it up tonight. Hope you never need it.
Two minutes: raise an alert, watch Léa walk over, settle.