Together we keep each other safer.
Kuides is the app where your community reports what happens and validates it together: you see the risk level of every area, pick calmer routes, alert your guardians with an SOS and know your people arrived safely.
This is what Kuides looks like inside
Six screens, zero mystery. Scroll and the app shows you what you will see on day one: the map, a report, alerts, lost pets, the SOS and your circle.
01Your area at a glance
Open the app and you already know how your area is doing: the index is computed from recent reports and their severity, and every pin is something a neighbor reported.
02Report in seconds
Pick one of 20 categories in 5 groups — from crime to surroundings, even an animal that needs help —, confirm the spot and publish. Anonymous by default.
03The community decides what is real
“Still there” confirms a report, “It’s gone” winds it down. The map reflects what the community validates, not rumors.
04If they get lost, the whole block knows
Publish your lost pet: the neighborhood gets an alert, you print the “MISSING” poster with a QR and anyone — with or without the app — opens the page and marks where they saw them.
05SOS to your guardians
Press and hold and your guardians receive your location at that moment. The emergency call always goes out from your own phone, directly.
06Know they arrived safely
Invite your people with a KUIDES-XXXX code. Their location shows as “X min ago” — never live.
20 categories in 5 groups — the app watches more than crime
From crime to surroundings, help nearby and animals. Each category weighs differently in the index, expires at its own pace, and urgent ones put 911 one tap away, before publishing.
Patrols, ambulances and C5 buttons add safety — they don’t drag your area’s index down, they improve it.
No duplicates: two identical reports very close in time and place merge on their own.
If they get lost, the whole neighborhood finds out
When you publish the search, the neighborhood gets an alert and a QR poster is generated. The link opens the live map, not a dead photo: anyone who opens it — with or without the app — can mark where they saw them.
The search pin is rounded on its own before publishing: it doesn’t mark your exact door.
Report, validate, decide
The Kuides map isn’t fed by a blind algorithm: your neighbors feed it and validate it, with open official data as context. The three cards tell the life of one same report.
- 01
Report
Saw something? Choose among 20 categories — from a mugging to a pothole or a dark street —, confirm the spot on the map and publish in seconds. Anonymous by default: nobody sees your name or phone.
- 02
The community validates
Every report has two buttons: “Still there” confirms it and “It’s gone” winds it down. Urgent ones stay under review and aren’t published or notified until another neighbor confirms them.
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The map is alive
Nothing gets stuck: each category expires at its own pace, your area’s index recalculates on the spot and we alert you about what happens near you.
Designed to protect you — from us too
A safety app only works if you can trust it with the bare minimum. That’s why Kuides asks for little data and lets go of what it doesn’t need.
Read the privacy notice- Anonymous by default. Your reports never show your name or your phone.
- Blurred location. Anonymous reports are published with an approximate location, never your exact spot.
- Photos without a trace. Metadata (EXIF/GPS) is stripped before any image is uploaded.
- The circle, under your control. Only your last position is kept (“X min ago”, never live) and it’s deleted when you turn the switch off or leave the circle.
- You control your data. Download it or delete your account from the app whenever you want.
- No advertising. We don’t sell your personal data or show ads.
Take Kuides with you
Free, ad-free and anonymous by default, for Android and iOS. If it isn't in your store yet, leave your email and we'll let you know the day it's available.
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