Personal safety, live from your phone
Somebody should know you made it.
Start a trip and the people you choose can follow your live route and video. If you need help, a 3rd-i Safety Agent receives both with 911 escalation behind them.
Live on the App Store. Free to download.
Trip live, 5 watching
NW 3rd Ave · 12 min home
DestinationHome · 12 minutes
Personal safety, live from your phone
Somebody should know
you made it.
Go live on the way home and 3rd-i draws your route on a map the people you picked are already watching. They can nudge you. If it goes wrong, the alarm reaches real emergency dispatch through RapidSOS with your location and your live stream attached.
Live on the App Store. Free to download, and every plan carries streaming minutes.
Stop 01 · Your circle
Your circle comes back first.
You go live and the signal leaves. The first thing back is your people: the squad you added, watching the route and video as it happens, not reading about it after.
Being tracked
A dot that never speaks.
A location share runs whether or not anyone is watching. No beginning, no end, and on the worst night of your life it is still just a dot crawling across a grey map.
- Always on, with nobody in particular watching
- No video, so nobody can tell whether you are fine
- Nothing to hand anyone afterwards
Being asked after
People you picked, for as long as you want them.
A trip is something you start, for a squad you chose, and it ends when you get in. They are not watching you. They are asking after you, and you can answer.
- You start the trip and you close it
- Live map and live video, so the answer is obvious
- Ghost mode takes you off the friend map whenever you want
- Every nudge comes from a person, not from a system
Nobody in your circle can start a trip for you. The stream is yours, it runs while you say so, and the record it leaves belongs to you.
Stop 02 · Your privacy
Not alone. Never watched.
A safety app that livestreams has to answer this properly. A trip is a thing you start and a thing you end. Between trips there is no route, no video, and no dot for anyone to look at.
You are live
Route and stream running. Three people watching.
Nudge from Maya
"You good?" You answered with one tap.
Route updated
You turned off the main road. Everyone watching saw it happen.
ETA shared
Twelve minutes to the door, sent to the squad automatically.
Trip started
You went live outside the library and picked who could see it.
"Text me when you are in."
Nudge sent 21:32. Answering it takes one tap.
While a trip is running
- Your live route and the ETA to where you said you were going
- Your live video, and the number of people watching it
- The fact that you have stopped moving, which is the part that matters
- Nudges, both ways, for as long as the trip is open
When a trip is not running
- No route, no video, no dot on anybody's map
- Nothing for your squad to scroll back through afterwards
- Ghost mode takes you off the friend map entirely, whenever you want
- You pick who is on each trip, and you end it in one tap
Stop 03 · The nudge
Then something comes back to you.
A nudge is the signal travelling the other way: one tap from someone watching, landing on your phone while you keep walking. Answer it and everybody relaxes. Leave it, and they look closer at the map.
Nudges your squad can send
The nudges shown here are the app's own presets. No customer messages appear on this page.
Stop 04 · The Safety Agent
The outermost return is a real person.
Hold the alarm and the signal goes past your circle. A 3rd-i Safety Agent picks it up with your live stream and location already in front of them, and escalates to 911 when it needs to. That is the part a location app cannot do.
Alarm to a Safety Agent
Someone is already watching
Tap SOS and a 3rd-i Safety Agent receives your live stream and location. Not a report after the fact: they see what you see, and escalate to 911 with everything attached.
Without reaching for your phone
Invisawear
Wearable jewellery that raises the same alarm without touching a phone, for the moments when reaching for a phone is the thing you cannot do.
For responders
Emergency Entry Pin
Pin the closest entrance in real time, or save your home entry ahead of time, so responders reach you faster than an address alone could take them.
3rd-i is not a substitute for calling emergency services. Emergency dispatch is delivered through RapidSOS.
3rd-i in the press
See it running.
The 3rd-i commercial, and the news segments the app has been featured in.
Choose your route
For one person, or for all of them.
The app is the same. What changes is who is paying for it and who is covered, so pick the one that is you.
For you and your people
Download it tonight.
Add the people you would call first, go live when you are heading home, and let them answer the question instead of texting it. Solo and family plans, on the App Store now.
- Solo and family plans, with pooled streaming minutes
- Safety Agent monitoring and 911 escalation on every plan
- Your emergency contacts can trigger help for you
- Set up in the time it takes to walk to the door
From $9.99 a month for Solo Basic, or $34.99 for up to four family members.
For campuses and companies
Cover a population, not a person.
Universities covering a student body, employers covering a shift-working or travelling workforce. One agreement, one bill, and cover that does not depend on each person buying it themselves.
- Seats issued centrally, so nobody has to expense a safety app
- Pooled streaming minutes across the whole deployment
- Safety Agent monitoring and 911 escalation for every seat
- Built around late walks, night shifts, lone working and rideshare
Priced per seat. Talk to us about the size of your population.
Get 3rd-i
Pick the three people you would call first.
Download 3rd-i, add them to your circle, and the next time you are walking back at night they are already on the other side of the screen.
Available on iPhone. Individual, family and group plans, with pooled streaming minutes.