Map, communication and safety
Navigation without GPS
Start somewhere you recognise. Find an address or mark your destination on the map. The compass, step counter and a set speed help you navigate when GPS is unreliable.
Maps without internet
Download regions or all Ukraine before travelling: maps, addresses and roads for new on-device routes.
Alert map
Status of selected regions, alert start and duration, and data freshness. Average past duration does not predict the all-clear.
Nearby radar
Reports near saved places with approximate distances, directions and times. Places come from sources; markers may be delayed. Radar does not replace official sirens.
Family Circle
Statuses your family confirmed themselves, with dates and times. A separate request for contact and optional notifications. Status sharing requires connectivity.
My shelters
Save your own shelter, entrance notes and a photo. Navigation buttons are directly on each card. This is your saved list, not an official shelter register.
30 MOH reference materials
Guides, Ukrainian originals and practice in the app. On iPhone and iPad, materials are available offline immediately. On Android, activate the Safety Pack first. Official source links remain available.
Backpack and first-aid kit
Checklists, personal medicines, expiry dates and optional reminders. No dosage advice or treatment plans.
Point of support
Short attention, breathing and grounding exercises with audio. Personal words and a trusted contact stay on the device. Self-help does not replace treatment.
Six tools
Flashlight, siren, compass, level, autonomy calculator and Morse: up to 250 characters with sound and light. Features depend on phone hardware.
Your territory
Choose a district or community for personal push notifications where the source supports that detail. A whole-region alert also applies. A village label does not create a separate official signal.
Live and analytics
Channel and user reports, alert history and summaries. Assessments help compare reports but do not guarantee accuracy.
Two languages and simple mode
Ukrainian and English interface, light and dark themes. Simple mode keeps essential actions at hand. Source reports and MOH originals retain their original language.
Widgets and Lock Screen activity
Status for each selected region, alert start, duration and data freshness. The family variant provides quick access to notifying relatives. Updates depend on the system and network.
My city for project supporters
An optional in-app purchase unlocks the city-emblem widget. Core features are free.
Clear data practices
Push uses a token, language and selected filters. Live sends a rounded report location. Family Circle stores names, membership and the latest confirmed statuses on the server. Saved shelters, message contacts, checklists and expiry dates stay on the device.
Requirements
- iOS 17+ · iPhone / iPad
- Android 9+
- Ukrainian · English
- Free; project support is optional
Questions about the app
Where can I download it?
Version 1.1.8 with navigation is now available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Download the Android app on Google Play; see its store page for the current version and available features.
Is this a government app?
No. This independent project does not represent the Government of Ukraine, Ministry of Health, State Emergency Service or Air Force. Direct official source links are on the Sources page and inside the app.
What works offline?
After downloading the required areas, maps, address search and new routes work offline. Personal checklists, shelters and the offline family card remain available. Fresh alerts, reports and family status exchanges need internet.
How does “I’m safe” work?
Save up to five contacts and your message template. Tag buttons insert time, coordinates and a map link. The app opens a prepared SMS or messenger message; you confirm sending.
Does it replace a siren or a clinician?
No. This is a reference app, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Consult a healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Data may be delayed or wrong. Follow official signals; call 103/112 in an emergency and follow the dispatcher.
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