The app divides a map into 10-by-10 foot squares – naming each of them a different variation of three words that are unique to that exact location.

What three Words is also a great app for locating friends at ballgames or music festivals. Once you share the unique words, they’ll be able to walk to your location using Google Maps.

Ionia County dispatchers use the 'What Three Words' app to locate people quickly in emergencies, improving response times.

South Fire District Deputy Chief Nick Fischer demonstrates the functions of the what.3.words GPS navigation system in Middletown. First responders use the free app to triangulate people who need ...

Nashville 911 encourages use of ‘what3words’ app The app helps people set a meeting spot or find friends in a crowd.

Dispatchers use the "What3Words" app by texting or emailing a link to a 911 caller that converts the geographic coordinates of the caller into three English words. The words, separated by periods ...

The Nashville Department of Emergency Communications is encouraging CMA Fest attendees to use the “what3words” app to find people in the crowd, and their dispatchers are using it, too.

First responders in Iowa are using the what3words app to help locate people in distress on Saylorville Lake.

The Brookville Fire Department (BFD) would like to remind people the free What3Words app can help them find exactly where they are.