Travel Safety App

Two taps to the number that matters. Travel Safety shows the local emergency numbers for wherever you are — detected from your location, with no typing and no searching. Police, ambulance, fire, coast guard and the general emergency line, straight from the home screen. It also keeps your country's embassies and consulates one tap away. Set your citizenship once, and every destination shows the offices that can help you: address, phone, after-hours emergency line, email, and a link that opens the place in Maps. If your country has no office there, the app says so plainly and points to the country that handles consular help instead. BUILT FOR NO SIGNAL Emergency numbers for 199 countries and territories ship inside the app itself — no connection, no roaming, no data plan needed. Embassy details download once and stay on the device. Save the countries you're travelling to and everything is pre-loaded before you land. WHAT YOU GET • Local emergency numbers, detected automatically from your location • Police, ambulance, fire, coast guard and general emergency lines • Embassy and consulate contacts for your citizenship across 11 major destinations — 700+ offices • One-tap calling and one-tap directions • After-hours consular emergency lines where they exist • Saved destinations, pre-loaded for offline use • Works without an account — sign in only if you want saved countries synced across devices • English, Spanish, German, Chinese, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian and Polish • Screen-reader labels throughout WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM Numbers and contacts are collected from official government and foreign-ministry sources and curated before release. Every embassy entry keeps a link to the source it came from, so you can check it yourself. IMPORTANT This app is a directory, not an emergency service. It cannot call for help on its own, and data can be outdated or incomplete. In an emergency, dial the local emergency number first. Before travelling, verify contacts against your government's official foreign-ministry website.