Safety that acts in the first two minutes

In an emergency, the hardest part is often the first two minutes: knowing what to do, who to tell and where the nearest help is. Allma was built to remove that hesitation — a calm assistant that helps you prepare in advance and acts fast when something goes wrong.

Everyone on Allma builds a small circle of trusted people. They only join after accepting your invitation, you decide the order they are contacted, and you set what each of them may see. Phone numbers are never shown — contact happens inside the app.

When you activate SOS, Allma opens an emergency record, captures your location if you allowed it, and calls your Safety Network in the app one after another until someone answers. The person who answers sees your emergency details and a live map, according to your permissions.

Allma shows real hospitals, clinics, police stations and other help around you with addresses, distances, phone numbers and directions — for you and for whoever is coming to help.

Beyond personal emergencies, Allma lets communities share verified-by-people alerts and post lost or found items and people, with identifying details masked until a claim is reviewed.

Allma never pretends. If no one has answered, we say so. If official services have not been contacted, we do not claim they have. Every status you see comes from something that really happened.