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Lightcatch app Guides
Short guides on how to use Lightcatch
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Written by
Darren Boyer
Instructions - Usage of the App
Create an alert
To alert the public of an incident, danger or request for help use this guide.
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Login Troubleshooting
Creating an account and getting started. Step by step guide
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Can't Login - Password not working
When you can't create an account it's frustrating! This guide is meant to help ensure this process doesn't waste too much of your time.
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Setting Your Location
Adding a location to the app is critical for it to work
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Edit your posts
If you create a post and need to add more information it should be easy
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
View the location of an incident
Find out where any post happened
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Disable Notifications for single alert
Turn off notifcations for any one alert but get all others
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Naming Suspects - Policy
Can a suspect be named on the Lightcatch app
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Onboarding - Introduction
Let's stop trouble together - Step #1
Our promise to you
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Suspicious Alerts-How they work
Lightcatch allows anyone to update people nearby there is something suspicious happening nearby. It can be done legally and safely.
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Tracking Real Time
Regaining the speed advantage
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
Home Screen
See who has Lightcatch nearby
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
The Law and Lightcatch - Step #6
The Law, Lightcatch and you
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago
About 5 minutes per week
How to silence individual alerts and keep your engagement to around 5 minutes per week to protect your community.
Written by
Darren Boyer
Updated over a week ago