
Women's TravelShield
Safety. Freedom. Sisterhood.
Everywhere you go, we're with you. A global safety platform designed to protect, inform, and empower women as they travel the world.
The safety info is free, always. No woman should pay to stay safe.
“The safety info is free, because no woman should pay to stay safe. Your subscription builds the fund that helps women across borders.”
Subscriptions never unlock the safety information. They unlock community, deeper features, and they fund the safety net that gets women home.
A Movement. A Lifeline.A Revolution.
Women's Travel Shield offers more than just travel tips. It offers protection. Through country specific rights, safety resources, and a growing network of sisterhood, we're creating a future where no woman travels alone.
Every journey is protected by knowledge, backed by funding, and surrounded by sisterhood. This is a soft armored sanctuary that fits in your pocket.
Everything You Need forSafe Travels
From legal insights to emergency support, we've built the most comprehensive safety platform for women travelers.
Country Specific Rights
Legal rights, cultural norms, and safety insights for women, verified country by country. Always free — no login, no paywall.
Verified Emergency Contacts
Embassy addresses, 24/7 emergency lines, and vetted local resources, sourced from official government records.
Multi-Language Safety Phrases
Essential safety phrases in local languages for the moments you need them most. Part of the permanent free tier.
The Shield Fund
A fund we're building so subscriptions can help a woman stranded abroad with safe nights and a way home. In development.
Sisterhood Network
Find travel buddies and community support, built with identity verification and location privacy from day one.
Safety-Verified Listings
Accommodations and services vetted by the community, so you know a place is safe before you book.
A platform that growswith the women it serves
We're building this in the open, one honest step at a time. Here's what that journey looks like.
Know before you go
Free, verified safety information for women travelling internationally — laws, cultural norms, emergency contacts and embassy details, country by country. No paywall, no account.
The Shield Fund
A fund that helps women who are stranded, unsafe, or needing to get home. Subscriptions will fuel it — every dollar tracked, every woman helped published.
A network, not just an app
We're the front door, not the whole house. We're in conversations with the organisations who do the work we can't — DV support, legal aid, evacuation — to connect women to vetted professionals.
The Shield FundA safety net we're building together
Three dollars doesn't sound like much. But when thousands of women each put in their three dollars, it becomes something no woman could build alone: a fund that reaches across borders to catch a sister when she falls.
That's what community-funded means. You're not buying a policy for yourself — you're joining a village. Your three dollars might help a woman you'll never meet get out of danger tonight, in a country you've never been to. And if the day ever comes when you're the one who's stranded, unsafe, or far from home — that same village has your back.
They say it takes a village. This is what that actually looks like: women, everywhere, quietly holding a net under each other. One at a time, three dollars at a time, we can change what it means to be a woman travelling the world — so that no matter where she is, she's never truly alone.
“This is more than a fund. It is a global ripple of justice, where women help women not just survive, but thrive.”
Our promise on the money
We won't charge a cent until the fund is real
The app stays free until we've found and vetted an established organisation that specialises in getting crisis grants to women safely. We're not collecting subscriptions and then figuring it out — the partner comes first, then the fund opens.
Until then, everything is free — and when we do begin, every dollar will be tracked, and the fund's impact published openly, always with a woman's safety and privacy first.
Where your $3 will go
Our plan is simple and open: of the $3/month subscription, $1 goes straight to the Shield Fund and $2 keeps the app running and funds new safety features.
These numbers are our starting plan — if they ever change as we grow, we'll say so publicly before anything changes.
How it will work
When the fund steps in
The fund is for genuine crisis while travelling — not travel hiccups or budget gaps. It will activate when a woman is truly unsafe or stranded away from home, to cover things like:
What the fund will cover
- A few nights of safe, vetted accommodation
- A flight or transport home — arranged by our partner, to your home country only, never cash
- Breathing room for a woman who's stranded or abandoned
Who it's for
This isn't insurance and it isn't automatic. The fund is for women in crisis while travelling abroad — you must be outside your home country. You may qualify if you're:
- Stranded or abandoned overseas with no safe way home
- Fleeing a violent or unsafe situation while travelling
- Left without money, documents, or shelter far from home
Serious cases go to specialists
Some situations are too dangerous to DIY. These will route straight to trained, licensed partners:
- Fleeing a violent partner → local DV organisation
- Legal defense abroad → licensed partner
- Medical evacuation → assistance company
Every request will be reviewed by our partner organisation, and you'll need to show proof that you were genuinely travelling — such as flight itineraries, hotel bookings, or similar travel records. Grants are arranged directly by our partner and cover travel to your home country only — never cash, and never a destination of your choosing — so help reaches the women who truly need it.
Transparency, with safety first
Radical honesty about the money. Fierce protection of the women.
We'll always be open about the money: how much the fund holds, how much comes in, and how many women it has helped. But we will never put a woman's safety at risk for the sake of a number. We publish the fund's impact, never a survivor's identity.
Individual stories are only ever shared with her explicit permission — and for the most sensitive situations, such as escaping violence or assault, we share nothing that could identify or endanger her, full stop.
We'll never frame this as insurance or a guarantee — only as what we can keep. Kept promises are how this becomes real.
“We help with safe accommodation and getting you home — and we route serious cases to trained professionals.”
The fund isn't open yet — we'll launch it only when it's legally ready and we can keep the promise. Your subscription will never unlock the safety info; that's free, always.
Follow the journey aswe build this, honestly
We're sharing the real work behind the platform — vetting NGOs, verifying country data, and asking the hard legal questions. Followers become believers long before they ever need us.
Vetting local DV & women's-rights NGOs, country by country
Verifying safety data with official government sources
Asking the hard legal questions before a dollar ever moves
Get the build updates
One honest note as we go — new guides, partnerships formed, and when the Shield Fund is ready. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
A network, not just an app
We're the front door — not the whole house. If you're a women's-rights or DV organisation, a legal-aid group, or a travel-assistance company, we'd love to connect women to the work you do best.
Our Mission
Empower women with travel safety tools, rights awareness, and sisterhood worldwide. We are creating a future where no woman travels alone.
"This is more than a fund. It is a global ripple of justice, where women help women not just survive, but thrive."
We can't insure against every horror in the world. But we can make sure no woman feels alone out there — and that is a promise we can actually keep.
Start with the free guides
The safety info is free — read it now, no account needed. Then follow along as we build the Shield Fund and the sisterhood in the open.