Guardely
for Runners

Guardely uses the GPS your phone or watch already relies on for pace and distance rather than spinning up its own nonstop tracker, so battery impact stays close to what you see with normal workout apps.

On devices like Apple Watch and Garmin, it emphasizes short background checks and haptic alerts instead of keeping the screen lit, which helps preserve battery on longer runs.

Guardely’s live crime and sex‑offender proximity alerts are tuned to U.S. public‑safety data, where coverage and refresh rates are strongest.

When you travel or race abroad, you still get core benefits like live sharing with your crew, auto check‑ins, and finish‑line notifications, even if local crime pins are limited or unavailable.

Yes. With a cellular Apple Watch and the app set up with the right permissions, Guardely can send and receive safety alerts, haptics, and check‑ins while your phone stays at home.

When the watch later reconnects to your phone, your route, alerts, and check‑ins sync so your trusted contacts retain a continuous picture of your run.

Guardely runs alongside tools like Strava, Garmin Connect, and Apple Fitness, adding a safety layer without changing your pace, segment, or training data.

You keep logging miles in your favorite app while Guardely focuses on risk alerts, auto check‑ins, and crew notifications in the background.

You can choose time‑based or distance‑based auto check‑ins, so your contacts receive periodic “still running” pings without you touching your phone.

A final “finished and safe” update can go out automatically at the end of your run, making it clear you are off the route and cooling down.

Guardely uses distinct haptic patterns and simple icons for different events, such as nearby violent crime, entering or exiting an offender radius, or sending a mile check‑in.

This lets you understand what is happening—danger ahead, boundary crossed, or ping delivered—without breaking stride or staring at a bright screen.