Automatic safety alerts when you can't reach your phone - so your contacts know when something's wrong.
"Text me when you're safe" fails when you can't text. SafetyNet speaks for you.
The Concept
Safe Time:
Grace Period: 30 mins Extra time to check in after Safe Time
Going for a run or a date? Simply set the time you expect to be safe by.
Time remaining:
1h 28mTap to confirm you're safe
If you are okay, just tap the button. You'll receive reminder notifications - tap any notification to check in instantly. Nothing else happens.
Your custom message and instructions have been sent.
If you miss your Safe Time, and can't tap "I'm Safe", SafetyNet speaks for you by sending a Safety alert to your emergency contact.
The gap between "I'm in trouble" and raising the alarm
Something happens. You are injured, or in a situation where you cannot reach your phone to send a text.
They wait for your "I'm safe" text. They call, but get no answer. They text, but get no reply. "Is something wrong, or are you just busy?"
The current system relies on you being able to act. If you go silent, the system breaks. SafetyNet was built to provide the safeguard for this exact scenario.
Your SafetyNet operates silently in the background until needed.
Your plans, location, and activities are kept private until your need for safety over-rides it.
Flexible grace periods for checking-in safe, and reminders mean no unnecessary worry for contacts.
SafetyNet works silently in the background until something goes wrong and you can't reach your phone.
No constant updates for your contacts - their day stays interruption-free.
SafetyNet is your silent safeguard for everyday life.
"Arriving at hostel by 10 PM"
"Dinner date safe by 11 PM"
"Morning run, back by 8 AM"
Why "Location Sharing" isn't enough when you can't reach your phone.
| Safety Feature | SafetyNet | Other apps |
|---|---|---|
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Automatic Safety Alerts
Clear signal that something is wrong
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Alert Sent
Works even when your phone doesn't |
Silent Failure
Mobile dependent |
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Essential Context
Custom messages & instructions
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Included
Your plans, itinerary, names |
Not included
Last location only |
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Works Offline
No signal / dead battery
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Yes
Monitored from secure servers |
No
Online dependent |
Founder
I spent 20 years building safeguards for businesses and financial institutions.
My job: figure out what could go wrong, then build systems that prevented problems or caught them fast. Silent systems that kept businesses safe while letting them operate freely.
But in my own life, I kept seeing people face problems - from worst-case scenarios to everyday inconveniences - that would be easily detectable and managed in business, but weren't in people's everyday lives.
Everyone assumed they were fine until they weren't. No one knew there was a problem, what the context was, or what to do.
In business, we never operated this way. Uncertainty is a given - markets swing, systems fail, people make mistakes. But we didn't avoid risk. We built safeguards so we could take risks MORE confidently.
Life deserves the same approach. You can't control everything. But you can control the safeguards you put in place. SafetyNet doesn't restrict your freedom - it enables it. Go on the date. Take the trip. Live alone in a new city. Because someone will notice if something goes wrong.
Everything you need to know about SafetyNet
SafetyNet is currently in beta testing with 50 users. We're building on enterprise-grade infrastructure:
Our commitment: We will not launch publicly until we achieve 99.9% alert delivery success rate in testing. Security audit scheduled for Q1 2025.
SafetyNet is a powerful safety tool, but it's important to understand its limitations:
SafetyNet is designed as an additional layer of protection, not a replacement for common sense safety practices.
We're evaluating pricing options to make SafetyNet accessible while sustaining reliable 24/7 monitoring. We expect to offer both free and paid tiers.
Early access waitlist members will receive special benefits and discounted pricing, regardless of final structure.
When you add an emergency contact, they receive a one-time confirmation message explaining SafetyNet and asking them to accept. Takes 10 seconds, no app required.
After that: They hear nothing unless an alert triggers. No spam, no updates, no interruptions - SafetyNet operates silently unless you need help.
If an alert triggers: They receive your custom message and instructions via SMS, email, and push notification (if they have the app). They'll know exactly what's happening and what to do.
No. Your emergency contact only receives notifications if a safety alert triggers. 99% of the time, they never hear from SafetyNet.
When you check in safely (which is the normal case), nothing is sent to your contact. SafetyNet is designed for peace of mind without interrupting anyone's day.