Cod I Sii is a safety app being built for women in Somalia. A shake of your phone will send your location to trusted contacts, alert a nearby volunteer, and connect you to emergency services.
Limited infrastructure, weak emergency response systems, and the absence of accessible safety tools leave women in Somalia with nowhere to turn in a crisis. A phone call to police can take minutes to connect. A text to a family member may not include your location.
Cod I Sii was built to close that gap,a tool that works with existing networks.
Built by Somali women, for Somali women. Every feature was designed with input from the communities we serve.
Six features we're designing to work together as one seamless emergency response.
Three firm shakes triggers the full emergency response,no need to unlock or open the app.
Your real-time location is shared instantly with trusted contacts the moment SOS activates.
Automatic SMS and in-app notifications reach your chosen family members in seconds.
Community volunteers nearby receive a silent alert with your location — a network we're working to build and vet.
Optional direct dial or SMS to local police and emergency services where available.
Activate the full SOS response without a sound,critical for covert emergencies.
Install Cod I Sii, add your trusted contacts, and choose your preferences. Setup takes under three minutes.
In an emergency, shake your phone firmly or press the SOS button. The alert fires instantly,even with the screen locked.
Your location is live. Your contacts are alerted. A nearby volunteer is notified. You are not alone.
We're hosting our first session,a free, practical webinar on internet safety and the rising use of AI, designed for women in Somalia.
A free online session covering how to stay safe in digital spaces, understand AI tools, and protect yourself from online harm in Somali.
Get notified when registration opens →We're putting the finishing touches on iOS and Android. Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment it's ready to download,free, always.