One tap before you set off. If you do not check in when you said you would, the friends you chose are told — and they can see what you wrote down before you left.
Start now — it takes a minuteFree. No account, no password. Works in your browser, on the phone you are holding.
Read the safety guide firstFour taps, total, on the night you use it.
There is one red button and it needs one press.
Worth reading, because most apps are vague about this and it is the whole question.
Everything you write, say or photograph is locked on your phone before it reaches us, with a key that never leaves it. We can see that an entry exists and when you said you would be back — the alarm has to work when you cannot work it. We cannot see what any of it says. Neither can anyone else except the friends you chose.
Not archived, not recoverable, by anyone including us. Every entry shows its own deletion date.
If you delete something it disappears from your phone straight away and is destroyed seven days later. Nothing can make that happen sooner, so someone who picks up your phone cannot get rid of what you wrote about them. Your friends are told when a record is deleted.
The safety information is free forever. Keeping recordings and photos costs us money to store, so that is what we would ever charge for — and we will say so plainly before we do.
Written for women who go out, travel, date, and would rather not make a production of any of it.
Most of what this does is ordinary: a note of the car you got into, a voice note with a name in it, a time you said you would be back. It is for the ninety-nine nights nothing happens, so that the hundredth one is not the first time anybody knows where you were.
It runs in your browser. There is nothing to install, and nothing to sign up to.
Open YesSafeAn iPhone app is in testing. The web version does the same things, and your friends will always be able to open their part without installing anything.