Experience OneCommunity
Make things better
Make a real difference. Encourage and help community members get involved in issues that matter most.
Collaborate as one
Coordinate schedules and manage all your community events with an easy to use platform.
Flag a hazard
Stay informed and notify others of a fire, flood, breakdown, damage, pollutant, or environmental danger.
Report a threat
Tell others about a robbery, abduction, a shooter, or any suspicious activity.
Celebrate community success
Let others know of positive developments and fun activities happening in your community.
Prevent crime
Verify and share relevant information in a timely manner with First Responders.
Warn of accidents
Let others know about a car crash,
downed line, or injured person.
Take control of your own well being
Building a more collaborative and more resilient
community has never been easier.
Simple, transparent, affordable plans
Actively collaborate with like-minded people to
support the specific needs of your community, with an
easy-to-use web-based application, delivered at a price anyone can afford.
After joining your community, you are linked to a private and secure
invite-only social circle to download the app.
“One minute reduction in response time will save 10,000 lives per year.”
Wall Street Journal, 2019
Join Your Community
A connected networks of community members can better address safety concerns and coordinate activities together. OneCommunity makes it easy to care for your community.
Lead Your Community
With access to shared information, community leaders can manage multiple event schedules, increase preparedness, and engage community members with more meaningful interactions. OneCommunity makes leadership easy.
Examples of Communities
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K-12 Schools, Universities and Colleges
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Businesses
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Healthcare
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Hospitality
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Security Companies
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Homeowner Associations (HOA)
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Faith Based Communities
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Houses of Worship
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Government Agencies
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Critical Infrastructure Key Resources (CIKR)
“The time is always right to do the right thing.”
Martin Luther King