See something, report it in seconds, and everyone nearby gets a heads-up. It's anonymous, it's free, and the more Londoners who use it, the safer our streets get.
From a long-press report to live intelligence — every feature, end to end.
When something goes unreported, it's like it never happened. No warning for the next person, no pattern anyone can act on. Speaking up is what changes that.
Long press. Pick a category. A 200-metre safety zone appears instantly. No forms, no sign-up required.
Eleven categories, each with its own colour, expiry, and alert radius — tuned to how it actually unfolds on London's streets, so every kind of incident becomes shared, usable awareness instead of a story you tell later.
One report is a heads-up. A few from different people, and it's clearly real. Alexo just counts independent reports — there's no mystery algorithm deciding what's true. The more people report, the more you can trust what you see.
Every report adds to one shared picture. Patterns you'd never spot on your own become obvious: when and where incidents cluster, and where they tend to happen next.
Total reports, hotspot count, top category — everything at a glance across any time range.
Reports by hour, daily trends, and category breakdowns reveal when and where incidents cluster.
Forward-looking risk scores highlight areas likely to see activity — before it happens.
More than a live map. Before you head somewhere, Alexo shows you what's actually been going on there, from real reports and the area's own history.
Heading somewhere new at night? Alexo weighs live reports and patterns along your way, so you can pick the safer route before you leave.
Open any part of London for a clear, current read — how it compares to typical London, what's changed lately, and what's around.
Honest month-by-month and day-by-day base rates for an area — real risk, not panic. No scare tactics, just the rhythm of the city.
Anonymous to report, accountable as a network. No one — not even us — can identify who reported what.
No email, no phone number, no name required. Just open the app and use it.
~200m radius zones, never exact coordinates. No pin-pointing, no witch-hunting.
Reports vanish after 2 hours automatically. No permanent record kept.
Your location shows nearby zones but is never stored or shared.
Confirmed zones near you trigger a single clear notification. No noise, no fear-mongering — just useful awareness.
Alexo isn't only about the map. Tap SOS and your live location streams to the people you trust until you're safe. No fiddling about when it matters most.
No setup mid-crisis. One tap starts a live share, and the people who matter see exactly where you are.
You choose who can see you. They get a private live link — no app required — and only while an SOS is running.
Live location is shared only with contacts you pick, only during an SOS, and never with us. End it anytime.
Crime relies on no one noticing. When enough of us are watching out for each other, that stops working. Every person who joins makes the map more useful and the streets a little safer to walk. That's the whole idea.
Join the Londoners looking out for each other. Every person who signs up makes it work a little better for everyone around them.