One press shares where you are, starts recording, and reaches the people who can help: your contacts, and your campus.

Recording
Video uploads while it records, so it survives a dropped or smashed phone.
Location
Shared live with the people you chose. Nobody else.
Your guardians get a full-screen alert with your live location, how far away you are, and who else is already on the way. One tap to navigate, one tap to call 911.

Live location, shared only with the people you chose.
Video and audio, uploaded in short clips as they happen.
Contacts alerted, and on participating campuses, security too.
Alerta is built for all the nights nothing happens, so it's already open on the night something does.


Set a timer for the walk home. Miss your check-in, and your people hear about it.
One tap to tell someone you made it.
A heads-up to your contacts, without the full emergency.
A believable incoming call, for when you need a way out.
Start filming in one tap. It uploads as it goes.
Nearby Alerta users can be alerted when someone needs help.
Every alert on campus lands in one place: who, where, what's been recorded, and who's already responding. Every case keeps its own timeline.
North campus · Tue 11:41 PM
Response timeline
North campus · Tue 11:41 PM
Sample case
Alerta handles where you are, who you trust, and what happened. Here's what we promise about it, in plain words.
You only add contacts who've agreed to get your alerts, and we never message them for marketing.
We never buy contact lists, and we never sell or share consent for marketing.
One place in Settings removes your account, recordings, locations and contacts, straight away. If your campus received an alert, it keeps an anonymous record of it.
Alerta isn't a replacement for emergency services. In immediate danger, call 911 directly.
Read the privacy policy →For universities, Alerta connects to your campus security team with a live command view.