Your embassy
The only people allowed to send nation-wide alerts to you on Captain Waypoint. Staffed, accountable, verified.
Emergency alerts
Alerts from the people who can actually help
Your embassy sends. You choose how specific. We see nothing, not your name, not your location, not your phone. When something happens where you are, you hear it first, from the one source that should be telling you.
How specific do you want to be
Three levels. You pick, you change whenever
Set alerts country-wide, narrow them to your region, or zoom into your city. Your choice changes what lands in the app, nothing else.
Example uses Argentina · Buenos Aires Province · Buenos Aires city. Real setup happens in the app and changes any time.
Alerts you would see4 of 6 matching
- WatchArgentina· 12 min ago
General strike Thursday
Transport, schools, and public services affected nationwide. Plan early.
Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands - UrgentBuenos Aires Province· 38 min ago
Flood warning, Buenos Aires Province
Rising river levels near Tigre and San Fernando. Avoid low-lying zones until Friday.
Dutch consulate · civil protection feed - InfoArgentina· 2 hr ago
Consular opening hours update
Holiday schedule next week. Urgent line operates 24/7 as usual.
Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands - WatchCórdoba Province· 3 hr ago
Wildfire risk, Córdoba sierras
High winds, dry conditions. Check local fire-ban notices before any outdoor fires.
Civil protection · verified
Who is allowed to send
Only people whose job is to keep you safe
No newsletters. No social-media rumors. No Captain Waypoint marketing. Alerts come from verified official sources, period.
Your consulate
Regional alerts from the consular team closest to you. Often the first to know when something happens locally.
Local civil protection
Opt-in only. Integrated from the country's official civil protection feed, when one exists.
Privacy by design
We see nothing. Your embassy sees a number
Alerts work because Captain Waypoint broadcasts. Nothing about you flows backwards. Your embassy gets an approximate headcount per area, and that is all, until you ask for help.
What Captain Waypoint seesNothing about you
- No account tied to your name
- No location ever stored on our servers
- No phone number, no email required
- No tracking, no analytics, no third-party pixels
- End-to-end encrypted when you send info to your embassy
What your embassy seesA number. That is all
Dashboard viewDutch nationals in Buenos Aires
- Approximate headcount per country, region, or city
- Bucket rounded to the nearest 10, never individuals
- No names, no phones, no routes, no history
- Only when you ask for help do they see what you chose to share
When you need to reach out
Two buttons. You choose which one
Most situations are not urgent. A lost passport, a missed flight, a question about insurance. For those, you send a short note, add context if you want, and your embassy responds. For the few moments that are urgent, there is a different button.
Location sharing is always a choiceWe never turn on your GPS. You decide, per message, whether to attach your precise location. Urgent mode makes it one tap.
Pick a button to see what the flow looks like. Nothing is sent, this is a preview.
Set it up once
Pick your country and your scope. Everything else, we keep quiet
Download the app, choose where you are, and let your embassy reach you when it matters. No account, no tracking, no surprises.