Sinyali

Dotrea

About this app

Sinyali turns your neighborhood into a shared safety map.

See what's happening around you right now — road accidents, fires, floods, service outages, hazards, suspicious activity — from reports by people actually on the scene. Add your report in seconds, and the alert will reach everyone nearby.

What you can do:

• View nearby reports on a live map. Each report has a category, severity level, and precise location. Sort by newest or severity level.

• Report in seconds.
Choose a category, specify the severity level, and add a photo, video, or voice message. Press and hold the report button for three seconds to send a quick report when you don't have time to type.

• Alert those around you.
Choose the range of your report — 1, 5, 50, or 150 km. A notification will reach everyone within this range.

• National emergency numbers, always available.

One tap opens the official emergency numbers for your country — police, ambulance, civil defense, electricity, gas, and water. It works offline, because an emergency is precisely the moment the network goes down.

• Contact the reporter
Request a call, or call directly if approved. Useful when a picture isn't enough.

• Works offline
Write your report without an internet connection. Sinyali saves it and publishes it as soon as the connection is restored.

• In your language
Fully available in Arabic, French, English, Spanish, Russian, and Turkish,
with full right-to-left writing support.

Built on trust

Sinyali is community-moderated. Abusive content can be reported, and reports can be confirmed and closed. Accounts that repeatedly post false reports are automatically banned, and reporters build a reputation over time.

For intervention centers

Police stations, ambulance services, and civil protection can be provided with a regional dashboard displaying all reports within their coverage area, along with the reporter's contact information and distance—so that the information reaches those who can take action.

Important

Sinyali is not an emergency service and does not contact the appropriate authorities on your behalf. In an emergency, always call the national emergency number directly—Sinyali provides these numbers with a single tap.

Sinyali needs your location to display nearby reports and to locate your reports. Images, videos, and audio are only accessed when attached to a report.

Developed with care by Dotrea. dotrea.com