SafeGrid automatically detects available channels and routes messages through the best path. If one fails, it falls back to the next.
Every layer is a fallback. If one fails, SafeGrid automatically routes through the next.
Every message encrypted with recipient's public key. Not even SafeGrid can read messages.
No database to hack, no server to target. Data lives only on user devices.
One gesture erases all SafeGrid data instantly if device is about to be compromised.
No phone number, email, or real name required. Use any alias.
If your phone is taken,
your messages can't be read.
If someone targets the server,
there's no server.
If the network is monitored,
messages look like random noise.
SafeGrid is built for the worst case.
SafeGrid does not take sides.
A mother searching for her son deserves the same tools as a mother searching for her daughter — regardless of where they are. A family sheltering in a basement needs the same access to safety information as a family anywhere else on earth.
SafeGrid serves everyone equally — helping people locate shelters, hospitals, food sources, safe corridors, and one another. Across every border, every crisis, every internet shutdown.
It is a tool designed so that communities can help each other through the hardest moments of their lives — guiding people away from high-risk zones, toward safety, toward each other.
Because the right to survive has no nationality.
Families could message each other
even with no internet or cell service
People could find the nearest shelter, hospital, or safe zone on offline maps
Parents with children could broadcast for help — and nearby people would receive it
Communities could warn each other about high-risk areas and guide people to safety
People who can't move could still send an SOS — the mesh carries it for them
✓ = Supported ✗ = Not available ~ = Partial | goTenna & Meshtastic require separate hardware ($30-$500+) | Bridgefy requires internet for activation
Direct users who need to communicate, find safety, reach family
Coordination tools, field worker safety, supply chain communication
First responders in disasters, earthquakes, floods — any infrastructure failure
Secure communication in challenging environments where privacy matters
UN agencies, USAID, EU humanitarian funding, Gates Foundation
Premium coordination features for large aid organizations
Disaster preparedness tools for civil defense agencies
ESG and social impact funds aligned with our mission
10-week accelerator for humanitarian tech startups — run by Dubai Future Foundation
Up to AED 2M interest-free loans + Innovation Accelerator program
World's largest humanitarian logistics hub — 80+ members including UN, WHO, WFP
Government-level humanitarian tech partnerships
Government-backed VC fund investing in early-stage AI and emerging tech
SafeGrid was not created to generate revenue.
It was created because I watched families across multiple regions lose the most basic human ability — the ability to reach one another — and I could not accept that no solution existed.
SafeGrid is built with one purpose: to give civilians a free, permanent tool that works when everything else has been taken from them. A tool that helps families find safety, find shelter, find food, and most importantly — find each other.
The core of SafeGrid will always remain free. Because I believe that in a world with this much technology, no family should ever be left in silence during the worst moments of their lives.
If you share that belief — I would be honoured to have your support in making SafeGrid a reality for every person who needs it.