Milestone · June 2026
TellUs goes to market
The first working version of the Operator Control Room workflow is shown live. Early conversations are open with Authorities across the UK.
About
TellUs is a non-profit endeavour. Not a product chasing a return.
01 — Aim, vision, ethos
Close the gap between saying nothing and dialling 999. A passenger should have a safe way to ask for help, long before a situation becomes an emergency.
Public transport that feels safe for everyone, on every journey. Safety that is built in, not bolted on.
Every design choice answers one question. Does this make it easier for a passenger to ask for help?
02 — News & stories
Roll-out milestones, research notes and field stories. New posts as the service reaches new networks.
Milestone · June 2026
The first working version of the Operator Control Room workflow is shown live. Early conversations are open with Authorities across the UK.
Research
Field interviews with female, teenage, elderly and vulnerable passengers shaped the discreet-alert pattern at the heart of the service.
Note from the team
A safety service should not have shareholders. Licensing through a CIC keeps the money close to the mission.
03 — Partners & sponsors
Beneficiary of the social-value contribution on every TellUs sale.
Licensor of the TellUs intellectual property. Keeps the model non-profit.
The development partner. Authors of OneContact and LiteFranchise™.
The platform that hosts TellUs within a LiteFranchise™ deployment.
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For interviews, comment, or background on TellUs and passenger safety reporting, contact the press office.
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Data sheet, Authority FAQ, brand and style guide, on-bus materials, accessibility and privacy. Available on request.
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Whether you are a passenger, an Authority, an Operator, a journalist or a potential partner — we want to hear from you.
07 — Quick answers