FOR YOUR NEXT RUN, RIDE OR LITTLE ESCAPE
Your time.
Your way.
Head out with a little backup. Share your live location with the people you trust, and give them a way to check in.
Free during beta. No card needed.
Your people can follow along in any browser.

How it works
Three steps. Then just go.
Holler is built around the people who worry about you. They get a calm live view while you’re out, and a clear alert only when something needs their attention.
Add your Guardians
Invite up to five people by email. Each Guardian chooses how they hear from Holler: email, app push, or browser push.
Start an outing
Tap start and Holler shares a private live link. Optionally set a return time: 30 minutes, 1, 2 or 4 hours out. Extend it or check in any time.
They’ve got you
Guardians follow the link in any browser. Tap SOS to ask for help. Miss your check-in and, after a 5-minute grace period, Holler alerts them for you.
What’s inside
Purpose-built for safety.
Nothing you don’t need.
No leaderboards and no fitness homework. Just the tools that help someone you trust know you’re OK.
A private live link
Your route and latest location on a map. Guardians open it in any browser. No app, no account, nothing to install.
Return-time check-in
Set when you’ll be back. If you don’t check in, our server raises the alert after a 5-minute grace period, even if your phone is off.
Manual SOS
Send a help request to your Guardians with your last shared location. Clear it when you’re OK and they’re told that too.
Alerts their way
Each Guardian picks email, iPhone app push, or browser push, and can stop Holler emails at any time.
Know who’s responding
A Guardian can tap “I’m checking in” on an alert, so you can see who has picked it up and when.
Private by default
Only people with your link can follow you. Live tracking stops when you finish. If an alert is open when the outing ends, the link and last location stay available for up to 24 hours, including after you mark yourself safe. No public feed.
Road ID app users
The Road ID app became SafeBeacon and costs $5.99/mo. Holler is free.
If you used the Road ID app to let family follow your runs and rides, Holler works the way you’re used to: your people get a link, open it in a browser, and see where you are. No subscription needed.
SafeBeacon
formerly the Road ID app
$5.99/mo
or $49.99/yr
Holler
web and iPhone beta
Free
- Live link, no app for Guardians
- Manual SOS
- Return-time check-ins
SafeBeacon price from its App Store listing, checked September 27, 2026. Road ID and SafeBeacon are trademarks of their owners. Holler is not affiliated with either.
Straight talk
What Holler doesn’t do.
A safety tool should be clear about its limits. Here is what to know before you rely on Holler.
No text messages yet
Alerts go out by email, iPhone app push, or browser push. SMS alerts are not available.
Crash detection is a beta
It can miss a real crash and can false-alarm, so it always asks “Are you OK?” first. It's off until you turn it on. Keep using SOS and a return time.
Holler never calls emergency services
Alerts go to the people you chose, not to 911 or a monitoring center. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
Alerts depend on your phone and theirs
GPS, battery, signal and notification settings all matter, and messages can be delayed or land in spam. On the web, keep the screen on while sharing.
Pricing
Safety is free. No card needed.
Everything that gets you help is free, and Guardians never pay. Holler Plus ($2.99 a month or $24.99 a year) adds full history, 10 Guardians and saved routes. See pricing.
Holler Free
$0forever
- Private live links your Guardians open in any browser
- Up to five Guardians
- Manual SOS and return-time check-ins
- Email and browser push alerts, plus app push in the iPhone beta
Holler for iPhone is in private beta.
The app adds push alerts and return-time reminders. Leave your email and we’ll let you know when there’s a spot.
Let someone know you’re OK.
Set up your Guardians in a minute. Next time you head out, they’ll be one link away.
Start freeWorks in your phone’s browser · Free during beta · Not an emergency service