How Holler compares
Most safety apps either charge for the basics or are really family trackers in disguise. Holler gives you live location sharing, a stationary alert, and one-tap SOS for free, and it works right in a web browser. Here is how it stacks up.
Holler vs SafeBeacon
Runner and cyclist live-share with a stationary alert. If you were paying SafeBeacon for live share and a stationary alert, Holler does the same for free and adds a web on-ramp.
Holler vs Life360
Family location circles with 24/7 always-on tracking. Life360 is for families who want constant visibility. Holler is for one person who wants to be seen for one activity, then done.
Holler vs Strava Beacon
A live-location feature inside the Strava training app. Strava Beacon is fine for showing where you are. Holler is for the moment you cannot tell anyone yourself.
Holler vs Cairn
Hiking safety tracker with a safety circle and overdue alerts. Cairn nailed the overdue-alert idea for hikers. Holler brings the same recipient-first model to every activity, free, on the web.
Holler vs Garmin LiveTrack
Live tracking tied to a Garmin watch or bike computer. Garmin LiveTrack is great if you already own a Garmin. Holler needs nothing but your phone.
Holler vs Apple Emergency SOS
Built-in crash and fall detection on iPhone and Apple Watch. Keep Apple SOS as your backstop. Use Holler for the live share and the accident alert that Apple does not do for a run.
Holler vs Glympse
Simple, temporary live-location sharing. Glympse is for sharing an ETA. Holler is for making sure a bad run does not go unnoticed.