Enable SOS

Open the app and tap the SOS tab. Toggle on Enable SOS.

2

Set SOS Contacts

Add up to 5 emergency contacts. These are the people who will receive your SOS message when triggered. Tap Add Contact and select from your contacts list.

3

Write Your SOS Message

Compose the distress message. For example: "I am in danger, please help me!"

4

Enable Location (Recommended)

Toggle on Include Location to automatically attach a Google Maps link with your real-time coordinates to every SOS message.

Important: Grant the Location permission to use this feature. With location enabled, your contacts can see exactly where you are.

5

Trigger SOS: Two Ways

Manual SOS Button: Tap the big red SEND SOS NOW button in the SOS tab to immediately alert your contacts.
Call Trigger: Configure SOS to auto-send when a specific call type (incoming, outgoing, missed) is detected. Great for coded emergency signals — place a missed call to trigger an alert.

6

SOS via WhatsApp (Optional)

Enable SOS via WhatsApp to also send your SOS message through WhatsApp in addition to SMS. Toggle this in the SOS settings card.

Note: Full WhatsApp automation (auto-tap Send) requires the Accessibility Service to be enabled. If disabled, the WhatsApp chat will open for you to send manually (Half Automation).

7

Select SIM Card (Multi-SIM)

If you have two SIM cards, select which one should be used to send the SOS SMS. This ensures it goes from your preferred number.

🧪 Test Your SOS

After setup, tap Send Test SOS to verify that your contacts receive the alert. Always test before you need it in a real emergency!

🆘 SOS Alert