Built for the Trail
SafeSnap

Your Lifeline Off the Grid

The trail doesn't have to be dangerous alone.

Share your GPS coordinates, set automatic check-in timers, and trigger SOS alerts — all before you lose cell signal. Peace of mind for you and everyone waiting at home.

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Works on any phone

Before you lose signal — share your location.

Before you head into the backcountry, tap once to share your GPS coordinates and set a check-in deadline. If you don't return on time, your emergency contacts know exactly where you were headed — and when to call for help.

Trail-Ready Safety Tools

GPS Location Share

Share your trail coordinates with family or your base camp contact at any time.

Check-In Timer

Set a "I'll be back by" timer. If you miss it, your contacts are automatically alerted.

One-Tap SOS

Send your GPS coordinates to all emergency contacts — requires an active internet connection. Share your location before heading off-grid.

Evidence Camera

Document the trail, wildlife encounters, or incidents — backed up to the cloud instantly.

Safety Plan

Store your blood type, allergies, insurance info — readable by rescuers without unlocking your phone.

Panic Alarm

Loud siren alarm to signal your location to nearby rescuers and alert your contacts.

Hikers Who've Been There

"I set a check-in timer every morning. My wife knows if I don't check in by 7pm, something's wrong. Best thing I packed."

Derek M.

Appalachian Trail Thru-Hiker

"Slipped on a wet trail and hurt my ankle. Hit SOS immediately. My husband had my GPS coordinates before I even finished the call."

Lisa T.

Solo Day Hiker, Colorado Rockies

"Cell signal is nonexistent where I camp. But before I lose signal I share my location and set a timer. Simple and it works."

Marcus W.

Backcountry Camper

Don't Hike Without It

Set up in under 2 minutes before your next trail day. Your family will thank you.

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SafeSnap is a personal safety tool, not a substitute for emergency services. Connectivity, GPS accuracy, and alert delivery depend on your device and carrier and are not guaranteed. Always call 911 in a life-threatening emergency.