Photo of the menu. Whether the line is long. A two-block walk. People nearby who tapped Available can answer in minutes.
Verified phone. You choose when you’re Available. Precise GPS is never shared.
QuickAid is not an emergency service. If you are in danger, call your local emergency number.
Built for everyday help — not a crisis line.
“Photo of the menu?” “Is this place open?” Remote or in-person. You set the radius.
Starts close and widens every 15 seconds until someone nearby says they can help.
Chat, photos, a walking ETA if it’s in person. Rate each other. That’s it.
QuickAid is empty until a few people nearby tap Available. Start with your street. The first useful help is a photo, not a stranger at the door.
You choose when you’re Available. No always-on tracking, ever.
Photos, 15-second voice notes, videos, typing indicator, live walking ETA.
Starts close and widens every 15 seconds until someone nearby can help.
Rate each other after every help. Reliability shows on the profile.
Two-level SOS if something feels off — alerts the community and moderation.
Approximate location only. Precise GPS is never shared.
Every user verifies a real phone number before participating.
You choose when to go Available. No always-on location tracking.
Approximate location (±150–450m) — precise GPS is never shared.
“This feels off” or “I’m in danger” — alerts the community and moderation instantly.
Rate each other after every help. Helper reliability scores visible on profiles.
Verified phone, profile photo, and 18+ confirmation before in-person help.
Ask the person already on that block — or tap Available when you can help.