Personal use
Not another inbox. A small, closed list — your council, your bank, your hospital — that only they can write into, and a personal safety circle alongside it.
Messages from institutions you activated yourself, each marked as verified. Texts, emails and letters still arrive the way they always did — what arrives here is what can be proved. Read it, answer it, carry on.
One long press starts an emergency alert. Up to three guardians you chose are notified. Your location is shared only while the alert is active — never before, never after.
The other side of SOS. Someone you trust is told when you need help, and confirms that you are safe. A small circle, not a tracking app.
One short message a day — up to 35 characters — to at most two people who matter. It is deliberately too small to be a messaging app. It exists so that a day does not go by without a word.
What we do not collect
Shared only while an SOS is active, only with the guardians you chose.
We never ask for card, account or payment details. Neither will an institution through this channel.
An institution can see the outcome of its own messages. It cannot see your other institutions, and it cannot see your phone number.
