Help beyond the pavement
Request off-road vehicle help, share an accurate GPS location, coordinate with nearby responders, and keep recovery communication together in one place.
Android
Install Offroad Rescue from Google Play when the Texas production release becomes available to your account.
View Offroad Rescue on Google Play
If Google is still processing the production release, the listing may not appear until its review is complete.
iPhone and iPad
Offroad Rescue 1.39.0 has been submitted to Apple with manual release enabled.
App Store link coming after approval. Apple must approve the production listing before its public download page is available.
Texas-first public launch
Anyone in the United States can create an account and register interest. Live assistance requests, responder matching, and rescue alerts are initially limited to incidents physically located in Texas while the responder network grows.
Send the vehicle, terrain, situation, photo, and precise location responders need before they start toward you.
Use live status, map updates, and focused chat from request acceptance through arrival and completion.
Verified volunteers, recovery professionals, and local Rescue Groups can grow dependable coverage region by region.
Free initial launch. Billing and automatic renewal are disabled. No payment method is required, and network participation never guarantees that help will be available.
Common questions
No. It is a peer-to-peer network and coordination platform. It does not dispatch a guaranteed provider or promise an arrival time or successful recovery.
No. Call 911 or the appropriate local emergency service first if anyone is injured, missing, or in immediate danger.
Create an account or join the state launch waitlist. Aggregate demand helps determine where the network expands next.
