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Safety for women travelling solo · London first

Know a neighbourhood before you book.

Your people know you got home.

Every London neighbourhood gets one score from 0 to 10, by day and after dark, built from police.uk crime data and OpenStreetMap.

Share your live location with up to three guardians for as long as you choose. A check-in timer tells them if you go quiet.

Join the waitlist See one evening in London

Launching in London first. One email before launch, nothing else.

ONE GLANCE

Who knows where you are right now?

The pill at the top of Home answers it, in a few words, every time you open Lonera. Tap it to change who can see what.

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ONE EVENING IN LONDON

Ana is on day 3 of 7, alone. Here is her evening, with Lonera.

Nothing dramatic happens. That is the point. Scroll through the hour and a half between heading out and checking in.

  1. 19:05 Heading out

    Share live, only when it helps.

    Ana leaves Larkspur Hostel in Shoreditch for dinner in Soho. She turns on live location for Léa until 23:00. Mum keeps getting check-ins and SOS only.

    Léa sees Ana live until 23:00
  2. 20:10 Check-in timer

    A timer that speaks up if she can't.

    Settled in Soho, Ana sets a check-in for 21:30. If it passes by 15 minutes with no reply, Léa and Mum are alerted.

    Guardians are told 15 min after a missed check-in
  3. 20:48 Check-in

    I'm safe, right on the card.

    Ana heads back to Shoreditch and taps once on Home, before the timer runs out. Léa and Mum get it at 20:48, and the card offers to set the next check-in.

    Sent to Léa and Mum at 20:48
KNOW THE PLACE

Honest scores. Day and after dark.

Every London neighbourhood gets one score from 0 to 10, by day and after dark. Higher is safer. Each score names its source: police.uk and OpenStreetMap.

Read-only map of London · sample scores
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7.0 and up 5.5 to 6.9 Below 5.5

Scores run from 0 to 10, higher is safer, and are advisory. Source: police.uk and OpenStreetMap. Values shown are sample data.

UK basics

Your emergency number and the basics.

The few things worth knowing before you land in the UK.

999
112 also works
£ GBP
Pound sterling
Type G
230 V
Where the numbers come from

One score, with its source.

Each score is built from police.uk crime data and OpenStreetMap, and always shown as advisory. It is a starting point for deciding where to stay or walk, never a verdict on a neighbourhood.

Launch scope: London only. More cities come after.

Léa at home in Paris in the evening, smiling at her phone
LéaSees you live until 23:00
Shared with Léa todayNewest first
Checked in: I'm safe
Sent to Léa and Mum
20:48
Check-in timer set for 21:30
Alert if missed by 15 min
20:10
Live location from Shoreditch
Shared until 23:00
19:05
YOUR GUARDIANS

Up to three people. Every alert taken seriously.

Each guardian gets a clear record of what you shared. Léa sees you live until 23:00. Mum gets check-ins and SOS only. You decide, per person.

Léa Mum
2 of 3
1 spot left
You choose what each one sees
Live location and check-ins are set per guardian. SOS alerts are always on.
Sharing runs on a timer
Share for an hour or until a time you set. When the session ends, guardians stop seeing you.
Joining takes a safety code
Guardians open your invite link or type your code, like LONE-7K2Q, see exactly what they will get, then accept.
Léa, in Paris
Sees you live
  • Live location: until 23:00
  • Check-ins: yes
  • SOS: yes
Mum
Check-ins and SOS only
  • Live location: not shared
  • Check-ins: yes
  • SOS: yes
SOS

When it matters, no comforting lies.

Hold for three seconds. Your guardians get your location, and the local emergency number is ready to call: 999 in the UK (112 also works). Lonera never says an alert went out unless it did.

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WHO IS ALERTED · JUST NOW
Léa
Alert sent with your location
Mum
Alert sent with your location
999
Emergency services
Ready to call. 112 also works.

On this page, nothing leaves your browser. In the app, SOS also gets you to the local emergency number.

WHAT SHAPES EVERY SCREEN

Six promises we design to.

01

Who knows where I am right now?

Answerable from Home in one glance, every time, from the status pill.

02

Three guardians, no more

A short list means every alert is taken seriously.

03

You choose, per person

Each guardian sees only what you allow, and only for as long as you set.

04

Scores are advisory

Always shown with their source. Never a verdict on a neighbourhood.

05

Honest alerts

Lonera never claims an SOS reached someone unless it did.

06

Sharing ends when the timer does

No open-ended tracking. You pick the end time before you start.

WHAT SHOULD WE BUILD NEXT?

Tell us what you would use.

Lonera starts with live sharing, check-ins, SOS and area scores for London. These ideas are not built yet. Pick any you would use and we will build in that order.

Walk with me: a safer route home

Main streets over the shortcut, with a guardian able to follow the walk.

AI trip brief

A short, plain summary of your neighbourhood tonight, with the sources it is based on.

Traveller community

Ask other solo travellers about a place, and read reports they have checked.

Fake call

A call that looks like a real one: a polite way out of a situation.

Document vault

Passport, ID and bookings saved on your phone, offline, behind a PIN.

Nothing picked yet. Your picks are sent with your waitlist sign-up.

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Lonera launches in London first. Leave your email and we'll write to you before launch. Add your next trip and the features you picked above, and we'll know what to build.