In Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland
The InCaseMap app on Android and in your browser
A free app: Android is already on Google Play, iPhone is coming soon. In the app, almost 200,000 places in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland work offline, and in the browser the map opens right away, with nothing to install.
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Get ready in a few minutes
- 1Get the app
Android from Google Play, iPhone coming soon. Or open the map in your browser, with nothing to install.
- 2Choose countries
Other countries’ data is downloaded only when you select them — it takes no space on your phone for nothing.
- 3Save your places
A shelter near home, work and school — you will see it even without a connection.
- 4Invite your family
In the family group you see each other’s location, “I’m safe” and the meeting point.
App or browser?
Same map, same places. The app also works offline, warns you about danger and connects your family.
| Feature | AppAndroid · iPhone coming soon | BrowserNo install |
|---|---|---|
| Almost 200,000 places, 27 layers, 4 countries | Yes | Yes |
| Fuel prices and free charging points | Yes | Yes |
| Works offline | Yes | No |
| Danger alerts on your phone | Yes | No |
| Family group: location, “I’m safe”, medical cards | Yes | No |
| Nothing to install | No | Yes |
| Free | Yes | Yes |
Frequently asked questions
Where can I download the InCaseMap app?
The Android app is on Google Play. The iPhone (App Store) version is coming soon; until then you can open the map in your browser: app.incasemap.com.
Is the InCaseMap app free?
Yes. The app and the browser map are free — InCaseMap is a non-commercial project, funded by its creators.
When will the InCaseMap iPhone app be out?
The iPhone (App Store) version is coming soon. Until then, open the map on your iPhone in the browser at app.incasemap.com — nothing to install.
Does InCaseMap work offline?
Yes, in the app: the map and every place are saved on your phone, so you will see shelters, water and hospitals even when the connection is lost. The internet is only needed for alerts, weather, cameras, road disruptions, live charger status and chats.
What is the difference between the app and the browser map?
The map and the places are the same. The app also works offline, sends danger alerts and has the family group. In the browser there is nothing to install.
What is in the InCaseMap app?
Shelters, KAS shelters, evacuation points, sirens, hospitals, pharmacies, drinking water and more — 27 layers in four countries; fuel prices and free charging points; danger alerts; the family group; 38 first aid instructions and what to do in 20 dangerous situations.
Where does the app’s data come from?
Civil protection places, weather and alerts come from official state sources (PAGD, LHMT, LEA, Via Lietuva and others), some other places from OpenStreetMap. More — Is InCaseMap an official source?
Which countries does the app cover?
Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland — on one map.