
You Pressed SOS. Now what?
The SOS button does not call a helicopter on the spot. What happens after you press it depends on what you carry: a phone with satellite SOS, a satellite messenger or a personal locator beacon.
Outdoor Aficionados
The hikers social network. FREE navigation app and an optional all-in-one communication device.
Built for adventure, designed for peace of mind.
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Like a “Waze” for outdoor and an optional all-in-one off-grid communication device. Get help faster and notify the nearest hiker (up to 15 km) in case of accident or notify the community about hazards or points of interest encountered on the trail, like wildfires, closed trails.
Is this a smartphone case, a power supply, an SOS beacon, a multi satellite communication system, a radio mesh or else? Well, it’s all of that in one piece, easy to use, with satellite connectivity embedded, enough for years of exploring. It’s our all-in-one beacon, we call it Zorya. Inspired from real life experiences, designed for the peace of mind.
It helps you transform your smartphone in an off-grid safety navigation device that allows you to explore and enjoy nature in a safe way. We are now in functional prototype phase!
Join us and be among the first to test it!

Under certification:
Micro - meteo
OA 2026 Free
We started the project inspired by real life events from our personal experiences. We wanted to create a true navigation tool with communication capabilities between hikers in outdoor environments and we realised on the way the real local impact of what we were building.
Out on the trail, a dead zone is more than an inconvenience. A twisted ankle two hours from the nearest road, a storm rolling in faster than forecast, a friend who took the wrong fork at a junction: without a signal, small problems quickly become serious ones. Offline maps tell you where you are — they don’t tell anyone else.
So we built OA to connect hikers to each other, not just to a map. Share SOS and hazard alerts with the people around you, plan and join hikes together, and keep talking when the network drops. With Zorya, our all-in-one beacon, that connection reaches even further, through LoRa mesh and satellite links where there is no coverage at all.
Along the way we met refuge keepers, local guides, rescue teams and mountain communities who face these challenges every day. Every trail update you share and every outdoor point you earn feeds back into the places we love to explore — helping to restore paths, support refuges and protect the outdoors for the next generation of aficionados.
We are actively looking for partners, drop us a word if you want to join us.
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