Wrong Ones

Wrong ones

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Know what's really going on around you.

Wrong Ones is a community safety map. People nearby share what they've witnessed — suspicious activity, attempted abductions, abductions — and every report lights up on one live map, so you and your neighbors can stay aware and look out for each other.

SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING AROUND YOU
Reports appear on an interactive heat map. Bright spots show where activity is concentrated; zoom in and individual reports come into view. The number of reports near you is always one glance away.

REPORTS AT A GLANCE
Tap any area to see every report there in one list, sorted and easy to scan. Filter by type or time to find what matters to you.

FULL REPORT DETAILS
Open a report to see what happened, when it happened, the city and area, and the type of place — residence, business, or public place.

QUICK REPORTING
Something felt off? Flag it fast. One short form covers what happened, when, and where. Use your current location or type the city and place yourself, and add an optional description.

YOUR REPORT HISTORY
Keep track of everything you've submitted and follow each report's status in one place.

PRIVACY FIRST
Speak up without stepping into the spotlight. Your identity is never shown to other users, and report locations on the public map are shown as an approximate area, never an exact address. We ask you not to include names, exact addresses, or license plates in descriptions.

FREE, WITH OPTIONAL PRO
Your neighborhood is always free. New accounts get 3 days of full access. After that, Wrong Ones Pro unlocks the entire map: search any city or location, explore anywhere, and view reports beyond your neighborhood.

Wrong Ones Pro is a monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscription billed through Google Play. It renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in Google Play → Payments & subscriptions.

IMPORTANT
Wrong Ones does not replace law enforcement. In an emergency or if someone is in active danger, contact your local authorities immediately. Reports are submitted by users and are moderated; please use your own judgment.