Daily check-in
A single daily tap tells the people you trust you're okay. Miss it, and they're alerted — no fall required.
One app for every way you live independently — at home, on the move, and aging in place. A daily check-in watches your back; if you go silent, your trusted contacts are automatically alerted. Protection that stays with you — no pendant, no monitoring center, and we only ever reach out if something's wrong.
Trusted by families in 50+ countries worldwide
Free forever · No hardware · 2-minute setup
I'm Alive is the personal safety app for people who live independently — adults living alone, the family who set it up for them, solo travelers and remote workers. The daily check-in is free: tap “I'm okay” once a day and get reminders if you forget. Alert-only by default — your emergency contact is messaged only if you go silent. Try It includes one alert a month; Protect Me alerts every time, with escalation and SMS. Phone-based fall detection is coming next — it will alert your trusted contacts if you take a hard fall and can't respond. No continuous tracking, no hardware, no contract.
Same promise, shaped to how you live. Pick your situation — we'll show you exactly how I'm Alive fits.
A two-second daily tap says “I’m okay.” Forget once and your phone’s own activity — unlocks, charging, movement — quietly confirms you’re fine. No false alarms, no fuss.
“I live alone and love it. My daughter used to call every morning ‘just to check.’ Now she gets a quiet ‘all good’ — and only a real alert if I ever go quiet.”
Start a journey, set an arrival time, and share live location with Follow Me. If you go quiet past your deadline, your people are alerted — with your last-known location.
“I hike alone most weekends. My brother watches the dot move and gets pinged if I stop too long. It’s the first thing that made him stop worrying.”
Simple enough for a parent to use with one tap. Gentle reminders if they forget, a graded escalation to the whole family if they go silent, and one-tap SOS for the moments that can’t wait.
“Mom’s fiercely independent and won’t wear a pendant. This she’ll actually use — and I stopped lying awake wondering if she’d fallen overnight.”
Two seconds a day, or on a trip. Forget? Your phone activity covers you.
We wait on your schedule, send gentle reminders, and never panic early.
Push, email and SMS to the contacts you chose — with location if it helps.
The moment you tap, everyone in your circle quietly knows you're fine.
Miss a check-in and the safety net moves — reminders, then your people, fast.
For someone who lives alone, a fall is a timing problem, not just a medical one — what you survive depends on how fast you're found. Phone-based fall detection means help reaches the people you trust even if you can't reach your phone, so you never lie on the floor waiting for help. Nothing to wear. Coming to the app.
It checks on you first, then alerts your trusted contacts — never 911. Phone-based, opt-in, best-effort. Not a medical device.
82% of falls happened when the person was alone — and 4 in 5 who fell couldn't get up without help.
In a study of adults over 90 who fell · Fleming & Brayne, BMJ 2008
That is the gap fall detection closes: if you can't get up, you may not be able to reach your phone either. Set up your circle now so someone is there to be told.
A single daily tap tells the people you trust you're okay. Miss it, and they're alerted — no fall required.
Your phone can spot a hard fall, check on you first, and alert your trusted contacts if you don't respond — no pendant to wear, and it never calls 911.
About 8 in 10 falls in the very old happen when the person is alone. A survivable fall turns dangerous when no one knows — so we shorten the wait.
The promise, made visible — they open a link and watch you move. No account, no app to install. Rolling out in our next update.
A route to a destination with an arrival time. They watch the dot move home.
A free-form trail — auto-alerts them if you stop moving or miss your end time.
A timeout or an SOS turns the same link into an alert with your location.
Private by design: location is shared only with the contacts you choose, only for the journey, and it ends automatically. You always see a “sharing until…” banner and can stop in one tap.
A fall at home, a scare on a walk, any moment you need someone fast. Rolling out in our next update — it alerts the contacts you choose.
A deliberate 3-second hold. Let go anytime and nothing is sent — always safe to reach for.
Push, email and SMS go out together — with your last-known location if a fix succeeds.
Other apps panic. Ours doesn't. I'm Alive quietly reads your phone's own activity — so a forgotten tap never becomes a false alarm or an embarrassing call to your family.
🔒 No GPS tracking. No camera. No microphone. Just phone-activity signals.
Hear from the people who live independently, and the families who finally sleep at night.

Trusted by families in 50+ countries worldwide
“I've got a lot of peace of mind very easily from this app. It's really simple to set up and even simpler to use — daily reminders and a friendly green button! It doesn't even require an account or a password. The paid version (which I feel is actually really good value) sets up an escalation process including SMS to multiple contacts. I had a bug I needed fixing, and support responded in hours, having solved my problem. Which is probably the best feature of all!”
🇦🇺Cliowes · Australia · App Store
“Great app with very intuitive UI for my mom and dad. Single tap to know they are fine.”
🇮🇳Ariana0007 · India · App Store
Alert-only on every plan — your people hear from us only if you go silent, never on a successful check-in.
If something happens, someone you trust will know.
Free forever · No hardware · 2-minute setup