Rescu – Saves Lives

Rescu – Saves Lives

The fastest way to get help.

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41 reviews
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This app provides a rapid emergency dispatch service, connecting users directly to police, fire, or medical services with just two taps. It bypasses traditional wait times and automatically alerts designated emergency contacts, offering enhanced safety and peace of mind.

Two-tap emergency dispatch
No talking required
GPS-enabled location services
Automatic emergency contact alerts
Pre-saved addresses
Medical condition notes
UL-Certified monitoring center
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What's New in Rescu

3.6.9

April 29, 2026

New Features & Improvements: • Enhanced management capabilities • Improved user interface and navigation Technical Updates: • Performance optimizations • Bug fixes and stability improvements Security: • Enhanced data protection • Improved authentication flow

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Subscription plans

Rescu Prime

Rescu Prime Annual Subscription

$59.991 Year
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User reviews

Garbage

It keeps logging me out, during my emergency it made me login to my account that I lost my password to and wanted me to reset. What is this mess??? I just called 911, ambulance showed up within minutes. This app is pointless, why pay money for something you get for free..
“Fastest way to dispatch” that’s funny. This actually adds an extra step to 911 and delays your signal. IF thy get your signal, they actually call the closest emergency dispatch. If you are to call 911, they send you the help directly. 911 didn’t have to call somewhere else to dispatch your alarm.
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Delays Response

Although they’re telling you this is the “fastest” way to get help, that’s not correct. This process literally DELAYS the response, and it could cause you to receive the wrong help or help too late. I’ve been a 911 dispatcher for 15 years, and if you can use your phone, you need to contact 911, tell them your exact location and what’s going on; you can call or text in most areas now. The “unnecessary questions” are actually vital to YOUR well being because they determine the response plan (who comes), i.e., 3 police cars, 2 fire engines, 1 tanker, 3 ambulances, and a district chief vs 1 ambulance. Every year, medical directors, police, fire, and EMS personnel as well as private citizens in some areas review, revise, and perfect the standards and requirements for 911 procedures and questions to get the BEST and MOST APPROPRIATE help possible for callers (YOU). I’ve never worked for ANY public safety dispatch that doesn’t call the alarm customer directly after getting the alarm from the company, and a lot of alarm companies even wait to contact 911 until they have called or attempted contact with the customer. This company is NOT directly linked to public safety, so you push the buttons, a person or automated system reads and responds, and THEN still has to either call or send a message to 911 for help. If you’ve given no information, you may not get the correct response (too little or not enough); you could be taking resources from someone else who needed them while you only needed a single ambulance or a lift assist, or you could be trapped and hurt but only getting an ambulance and then still have to wait for fire to respond once EMS is with you. The lack of information also causes safety concerns for first responders, so you never just send the ambulance because it’s a blind situation; you can’t help anyone if you’re also in danger.
I understand the desire for an app that does this, as I’ve been yelled at countless times to “just send them” and “stop asking stupid questions.” However, this app isn’t solving anything, just causing delays and possibly costing someone else their life due to resources being tied up for unknown situations. Just call or text 911 and answer the 3-8 questions to get you the best help because your 911 dispatcher also is trained to help you before EMS arrives, not an alarm company agent.
JUST CONTACT 911 YOURSELF.
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Rescu is real

I had to use Rescu for real today after my mom had difficulty breathing. The paramedics arrived quickly. Mom was treated at the hospital and released. Thank goodness it was nothing to serious. This app is amazing and I will use it as long as I am alive.

Awesome

Great app, definitely worth having just in case

Best dispatch ever

Never thought I would have to use this app but I’m so glad I had it this past weekend. On New Years Eve my husband and I were at a drive thru parking lot when an unknown man approached our vehicle and tried to access our car. He continued to aggressively screaming and throwing items around and trying to get is the car. I was so shaken up but I’m glad I remembered that I had Rescu. I opened the app and dispatched immediately to my current location and within seconds I had confirmation that help was on the way. I also received a chat message from the operator that help was on the way to my location and a couple of minutes later the operator called me to check on how I was doing. Jordan was very calming, caring and helpful. I’m extremely grateful of the entire Rescu team and for this app.
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What does Rescu do?

Rescu is an emergency dispatch application designed to connect users with police, fire, or medical services quickly and efficiently. It allows users to request help in just two taps, bypassing traditional call queues and directly connecting them to a UL-Certified Monitoring Center.

How does Rescu ensure fast emergency response?

Rescu offers a direct line to emergency dispatchers, eliminating wait times often associated with calling 9-1-1. The Rescu Prime subscription includes GPS-based dispatch, allowing responders to pinpoint your exact location for the fastest possible assistance.

What are the subscription options and costs for Rescu?

Rescu offers two subscription tiers: a standard plan at $7 per month or $59 annually, and Rescu Prime with GPS features at $10 per month or $99 annually. Subscriptions auto-renew monthly or yearly based on the selected plan.

Can I set up multiple addresses and emergency contacts?

Yes, you can store up to four addresses for faster response, which is useful if you have multiple properties. Additionally, you can add an unlimited number of personal contacts to be automatically notified in case of an emergency.

What kind of emergencies can Rescu help with?

Rescu can be used for a wide range of emergencies, including requesting police assistance, fire services, or medical help. It is particularly beneficial for situations where speaking is difficult, such as during a stroke, or for silently alerting authorities to an intruder.