One tap tells everyone who worries about you that you're fine. Miss it and the system goes to work — reminders to you first, then the one person most likely to reach you, then everyone you named. While there is still something they can do.
Most days nothing happens but a tap. The rest of the system exists for the day it doesn't come.
Confirm from your phone, watch or email. Everyone on your list quietly sees that you're fine — no call, no explaining where you've been, no guilt about unanswered messages.
Two reminders to you first. Then the one person most likely to reach you is asked to check.
Only if you are still silent after seven days do letters, deeds and passwords open for the people you named. Encrypted client-side with keys we never hold.
Setup is a one-time cost. After that it is one tap, and a system that knows exactly who to wake if the tap stops.
Choose when you'll tap and how long the system waits before it escalates. Every interval is yours to set.
Add the people who could physically get to you. Set the order they're contacted in and what each is told.
Every tap is an all-clear broadcast to your roster. The one you miss is what starts the ladder.
Nothing is sent early. Nothing goes to everyone at once. And nothing opens for a week.
One tap closes it for the day. That is the whole of your obligation.
Push notification, then email. No other party is contacted or informed.
SMS and an automated call to your handset. Still nobody else is told.
One person — highest ranked, most likely to reach you — is asked to check on you.
Everyone you named, with your address, medical notes and who else to call.
Only now. Letters and documents open for the recipients you assigned.
I fell in my flat on the Saturday and couldn't reach my phone. My sister got the alert on Sunday night and drove over. I was in hospital by Monday morning. I live alone — nobody would have missed me until work on Tuesday.
My son travels for work and I used to lie awake wondering. Now I see the tick and I go to sleep.
I came to it for the documents. I stayed because it gets clients found alive. That is not what I expected to be recommending.
The free tier is not a trial. It never expires and it never asks for a card.
Every plan uses the same encryption and the same escalation ladder.
Begin here.
No limits, one person.
Cover a household.
A push, then an email, then an SMS, spread across a grace window you set yourself. Nobody else is contacted before +36h. Most people never get past the first reminder — and you can put the vault on hold before you travel.
One person first: whoever you rank highest and judge most likely to actually reach you. Only at +48h is the full roster notified, along with your address, medical notes and who else to call.
It has never sent an alert inside a user's own grace window. Every interval is yours, and a single tap at any point stops the ladder dead.
From the roster, any time, instantly. Removal takes effect on the next protocol cycle and the guardian is notified they were removed.
One tap in settings. Your vault is exported to you and destroyed on our side within 30 days. No retention calls, no exit interview.
Nobody until release. Billing appears as a neutral descriptor and guardians are only contacted when the switch actually flips.
If something happened tonight, how long before anyone noticed? Five minutes of setup makes the answer 'by tomorrow evening'.