If it goes wrong

Somebody knows where you are.

Most of us ride out alone more often than we admit, and “the top field, past the second gate” isn’t much use to an ambulance.

One tap on SOS sends your exact location to your emergency contact — the coordinates and a map link they can tap to see precisely where you are — and offers to call 999. It asks you to hold it down first — a phone rattling about in a saddlebag shouldn’t be able to call out on your behalf.

It works on GPS, so it doesn’t need a phone signal to know where you are.