Notifications
Your browser will ask for permission. We only send something for real emergencies – no advertising, no news, no newsletter.
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Be there when it counts
When an animal in distress is reported near you, you get a message on your phone or computer. Often it is the half hour in which somebody goes and looks that decides.
Your area
So that you only hear what concerns you. We deliberately round your location to about a kilometre – we do not need it more precise.
Not set up yet.
What we store – and what we do not
We store the address at which your browser receives messages, the associated encryption keys and – if you give it – your rounded location with the chosen radius. No name, no email address, no account.
Every notification contains an unsubscribe link. One click deletes everything about you, immediately and without asking back. More in the privacy notice.
On iPhone
Apple only allows notifications if the page has been added to the home screen. In Safari tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and open the page from there.
At the moment 3 people can be notified this way.