In Brazil this button comes with a response team. That's the full Guardian.
How it works
Tap a zone for its note. Slide the hour: the map shifts with the street. Green is easy, gold is stay sharp, red is phone away. Keep it open while you move and it buzzes you entering a phone-away zone.
Built on 12 months of real APD incident data, every one of the city's 242 neighborhoods, plus local knowledge for the suburbs and corridors. Updated June 2026. Guidance, not a guarantee. Care, not fear.
THE CUP IN ATLANTA
Eight matches. One stadium.
Tap a match to fly the map there and see the safe ways in. We’ve got you.
Match day, street by street
Going in: MARTA is the move, trains every 5 minutes on match days until 10:30 PM. Vine City station puts you two blocks from Gate 1; SEC District station (the old CNN/Dome stop) walks you to the northeast gates. Both routes are drawn in green on the map.
Getting out: phones pocketed gate to train, wallets in front pockets, the crush is where pockets get picked. Rideshare: use the two OFFICIAL zones, blue dots on the map. Zone 1: Northside Dr at GWCC Building C, exit Gate 1 and walk north. Zone 2: Broad St between Trinity and Mitchell, best from Gates 2 to 4.
The line: east of the stadium is the bright, watched side. The residential blocks west of Northside Drive after dark are not the post-match stroll.
Flashing blue light on a pole = an APD Operation Shield camera, a watched corridor. Red-shirt city ambassadors work downtown 5pm to 4am through the Cup, wave one down for anything.
The alerts, try each one
The taps on the shoulder the map gives you. Preview them now so you recognize them on the street.
Zone line alert
Crossing into a phone-away zone while the map is open: a banner plus a double buzz.
Match-day amber
The stadium zone turns amber from 3 hours before kickoff, and the Match Center up top counts it down.
BeltLine cautions
After dark, red markers light the underpasses and the quiet stretches on the trail.
Zone change where you stand
The street changes with the hour. If the zone you're standing in moves up or down a level, the map tells you the moment it turns.
Watching confirmation
When you tap FIND ME, the map confirms it is tracking and will tap you at every zone line.
Alerts fire while the app is open. No background tracking, no push spam, and your location never leaves your phone.
The car rule
Break-ins are this metro's number one tourist loss, and nearly all are preventable: the car looks empty or it gets opened. Nothing visible, no bag, jacket, or cable. Trunk it before you park, not in the lot. Mall decks, trailheads, restaurant rows, hotel lots: same rule, every time.
Walk the BeltLine
Pick your stops and how long you want to walk. We build the route, time it, and walk it with you, stop by stop.
How long do you want to walk?
Pick your stops
or plan a stretch yourself
Pick a start and a finish to map your walk.
See & do on the BeltLine
The stops everyone hits, plus the ones most visitors miss. Tap any for directions.
Skip the surge
During the Cup, Uber can surge 3x to 5x, worst right after matches and late at night. We don't. A driver you can trust, a flat price you see before you ride, scheduled to you.
We confirm the price and the pickup with you on WhatsApp before you ride. Prices are flat, never surged.
Bryant's story
Six years ago I flew to Rio for Carnival and the world shut down. I stayed, and built what a guidebook never could: real relationships. A family on the ground who open doors, keep you safe, and show you the city the way they live it.
That became Black Brazil Exchange. Trips to Brazil built around what you actually want, with people who have your back the whole way. And B.E Guardian, the safety side, vetted locals who walk the night with you and a team that answers when you need one.
The World Cup brought the world to Atlanta, so I brought the tech home. This free map is a taste of what we do in Rio every day. If Brazil's on your list, that's the real thing. We've got you.
Bryant's Atlanta picks. Mostly Black-owned, a couple of personal favorites. Tap any for directions.
After dark
Where to go out around the Cup: clubs, the queer scene, bars and rooftops. Bryant's picks plus the local favorites, each with a quick safety read. Tap any for directions.
World Cup 2026 · Free
B.E Guardian ATL
Move smart in the city. We’ve got you.
A live street-safety map for the World Cup, colored by risk block by block. No sign-up, works offline.
On-device, no sign-up, your location never leaves your phone.
Going out
The playbook
What we do back home
Going to Rio after the Cup?
In Rio, B.E Guardian goes further, with humans on the ground: live protection, snatch detection, cash rescue when a card dies, vetted Lookouts who walk the night with you, and a team that answers when you hit SOS.
