Alexo : Live Street Safety App

Alexo is London's community safety network — a live situational-awareness map built by the people walking its streets. When something feels off, locals drop an anonymous signal covering a roughly 200 m zone, so everyone nearby can stay aware.

IMPORTANT — WHAT ALEXO IS (AND ISN'T) Alexo is not affiliated with law enforcement, and nothing you post on Alexo is sent to the police. Alexo is not a crime-reporting service — it is a community awareness tool, like a neighbourhood watch in your pocket. For emergencies, always call 999. To report a crime, contact your local police directly.

WHAT YOU CAN DO • Live map of nearby signals, brighter where more people have flagged the same thing • Signal an event in seconds — theft, robbery, safety or property — always anonymous • Community confidence: multiple independent signals build consensus, so you know what's credible • Area report: how an area compares to typical London, with official Met Police open data shown for historical context • Plan ahead: check a route or a place before you go • SOS: share your live location with trusted contacts of your choice • Alerts: an optional heads-up when a nearby area is unusually active

Alexo is anonymous by design. You never create an account, and signals are ~200 m radius zones, not pinpoints — no naming, no doxxing, no witch-hunts. The more Londoners who use it, the better it works for everyone.

Not a substitute for the emergency services. For emergencies, always call 999.