Emergency Location and SOS Calling App

Feeling safe is a basic right, not a luxury. Whether you're walking alone at night, commuting through unfamiliar areas, or simply want extra peace of mind, Emergency Button is here to support you when it matters most.

This app is designed to be fast, simple, and effective in helping anyone during emergencies. With just a single tap, you can instantly call emergency services and share your current location, so you can get help without wasting precious time.

How it works:
When you press the safety button, your phone will immediately try to get your current location using GPS. It shows your exact latitude and longitude and also fetches your full address, so you can share it with emergency responders or a trusted contact. At the same time, you can quickly call 112 (the national emergency number) directly from the app.

What makes this app different?
It’s not overloaded with features that slow things down. This app focuses on doing one thing well: getting you help as quickly as possible. No signup, no complicated setup, no ads — just a clean interface and essential safety tools.

Features:

One-tap access to your live GPS location
Instantly shows your full address using your coordinates
Emergency call button to reach 112 right away
Simple, responsive interface built for stressful moments
Works as soon as permissions are granted — no setup required
Lightweight and battery-friendly
Who is it for?

anyone who walk, travel, or commute alone
Students and professionals returning home late
Anyone who wants a basic safety tool on hand, just in case
Permissions you’ll need to allow:

Location access (to fetch your GPS location and address)
Call access (to make emergency calls)
We believe safety tools should be available to everyone, without unnecessary barriers. Woman Safety Button is free to use, respects your privacy, and is made with care for real-life situations.

If you or someone you know could benefit from a simple emergency tool, try this app today. It might not be used every day — but when it’s needed, it can make all the difference.