SOS is never a paid feature
SOS works on the free plan, on a lapsed subscription and on a poor connection. There is no paywall, no upgrade offer, and not one screen between you and the button.
SOS tells the household members and the emergency contacts that you need help now, and where you are if you allow it.

Never a paid feature
On the free plan and on a lapsed subscription.
Never silent
A notification, then SMS, then a siren and a message you send yourself.
Contacts inside and outside
A household member or the neighbour who arrives fastest.
SOS works on the free plan, on a lapsed subscription and on a poor connection. There is no paywall, no upgrade offer, and not one screen between you and the button.
An alert goes to the household members and the emergency contacts you set. They see who asked for help and when, and can reach you straight away.
If the live notification cannot get through, SOS falls back to SMS. If that fails too, there is still a siren on the device and a pre-drafted message for you to send yourself. What will not happen is a button that stays silent.
An emergency contact can be a household member or a phone number outside the app — a neighbour, a sibling, whoever arrives fastest.
SOS alerts the people you chose. It is not an emergency response service and does not call the police, an ambulance or the fire service for you. In a life-threatening situation, call your local emergency number first.
Five minutes today, on an ordinary day.
Members and contacts see who needs help and when.
Straight away, and see where you are if you allow it.
Five minutes today, on an ordinary day.
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