Working to make the world a safer place to live and thrive.

We recognise the truth about crime today.

Mission rooted in purpose

Across our cities, fear has quietly become part of everyday life. Walking home, meeting friends, or simply moving through the places we love. At ZAHN, we believe safety should never be a privilege, but a shared right.

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Discover How It Works
Our Founding

ZAHN was founded by a woman

Because the data was impossible to ignore

Read the Founding Story
Read the Founding Story
  • A cartoon illustration of a purple and white knife with a purple handle and a dark grey rock.

    Femicide

    Every 3 days a woman is killed by a man

  • A person with dark skin, brown hair, wearing a white shirt and gray sleeves, covering their face with their hands, standing in front of a gray background.

    Domestic Violence

    1 in 4 women will experience a form of domestic violence

  • A white outline of a star wrapped with purple crime scene tape that reads "Crime Scene Do Not Cross" repeatedly.

    Victim of crime

    1 in 10 people will be the victim of a crime

  • A cartoon illustration of a hand gripping a purple marker, writing on a blank white board.

    Stabbing

    50’500 offences per year of related crime

  • A glass of purple liquid containing three cartoon skulls with black sunglasses

    Spiking

    90% cases are not reported to the police

  • A digital illustration of a person pushing a shopping cart with a woman waiting in line behind them.

    Stalking

    1 in 5 people will be stalked in their lifetime

What we want

A world where no one has to calculate whether a route is safe before they take it.

What we build

A free mobile app that gives you real-time safety insight for any route , so the journey feels as safe as the destination.

What drives us

Because everyone has the right to feel safe getting from A to B. Full stop.

  • London now leads Europe in mobile phone theft, with 70,000 devices stolen in 2024. About 40% of all European cases.

    The Sun

  • Police in England and Wales fail to record over 250,000 crimes a year.

    The Times

  • In the year ending March 2024, 16% of adults (roughly one in six) reported experiencing a crime—fraud and vehicle-related theft were the most common type

    Statista

  • Offences involving knives rose by 10%, reaching nearly 49,000 incidents in the year to March 2022

    House of Lords Library

  • The National Audit Office reports that about 1 in every 12 women in England and Wales is a victim of violence against women and girls each year. That's 3,000 per day.

    POST

  • Since turning 16, about 30.3% of women have experienced domestic abuse.

    ONS