FAQ

No. Wardeny coordinates your community — your family, neighbours, trusted helpers — when official channels are overloaded or slow. Always call official emergency services for life-threatening situations first.

The app loads offline (PWA) and continues to display your last known group state, kit checklists and saved guides. Sending an SOS still needs a network — cellular, WiFi or the upcoming peer-to-peer fallback on native shells.

Only the members of the groups you belong to. Until you create or join a group, you appear as a guest and SOS broadcasts to anyone online (visible warning in the app). After joining a group, SOS scopes to that circle.

The minimum required to deliver alerts: your email and display name, the groups you join, your push subscription, and your location only while the SOS or live-map features are active. Full details on our Privacy Policy.

Yes for individuals and small families during the beta and at launch. Larger households (20+ members) and organisations pay Family or Civil Protection plans.

Yes. Every group has an 8-character invite code. Share the join URL or read the code aloud over the phone — recipients install the app, sign up, and paste the code to join.

Web Push works on iOS 16.4+ when the user installs Wardeny as a home-screen PWA. Native iOS push (with Critical Alerts that bypass Do Not Disturb) ships with the App Store build that is in preparation.

Yes. Wardeny relies on trust within your circle. Repeated false alarms or harassment lead to account suspension by an administrator; the audit log records who suspended whom and when.

EU datacentres (Spain). Wardeny is operated under GDPR. You can request export or deletion of all your data at any time via the profile screen.

Sign in, go to Profile → Delete account. The hard delete cascades to your group memberships, sessions and verification tokens. Push subscriptions are scrubbed within 30 days.