Built in Pakistan, for its guests
Pakistan is one of the most hospitable countries a traveler can visit — and one of the hardest to prepare for online. Information is scattered, outdated, or written by people who have never been here. Visitors arrive without knowing the emergency number, the fair price of a rickshaw, or that a SIM card legally requires their passport and a fingerprint.
SafePak is a student-built civic project that closes that gap: verified emergency infrastructure, honest local guidance, and fair-price transparency — starting with Islamabad, expanding city by city.
Safety first, literally
The Emergency page is engineered before everything else: it loads with zero animation, works offline via a hardcoded fallback, and contains only phone-confirmed or clearly-pending numbers.
Local knowledge, written honestly
Every guide topic is written the way a local friend actually talks — including the awkward parts other guides skip: Ramadan law, NOC permits, what women travelers really report.
A bridge, not a business (yet)
Phase 1 is free, informative, and commission-free. We recommend ride apps and places because they're good, not because anyone pays us. If SafePak proves demand, Phase 2 partnerships will be labeled exactly as what they are.
Read the promise that governs every screen we ship: the SafePak Honesty Principle.
Team, press, or partnership inquiries: partners@safepak.org