IAmSafe24I'm safe. Every day.
The people who worry about you shouldn't have to.
A daily safety check-in for people who live alone, travel for work, or just want their family to stop worrying. One tap tells them you're fine — miss it, and they find out automatically.
Free to start · No location tracking, ever · Cancel anytime
Last check-in
Today, 8:14 AM
Next check-in due in 22h 40m
Who actually uses this
Not everyone needs a safety app. These are the people who do.
Living alone
A parent living by themselves, or an elderly relative you can't check on every day.
Frequent travel
On the road for work, out of routine, hard to reach on a predictable schedule.
Night shifts
Nurses, security staff, delivery riders — awake and out when everyone else is asleep.
Living far from family
Studying or working in a different city, with people back home who worry quietly.
How it works
Three steps. Nothing to configure beyond that.
- 1
Set your check-in window
Choose how often you need to confirm you're okay — anywhere from once a day to once every five days. You set it once; change it whenever your routine changes.
- 2
Tap “I’M SAFE”
One tap, once per window. No form to fill out, no location to share, no photo to take. That's the entire interaction.
- 3
Miss it, and contacts hear about it
If you don't check in within your window plus a 12-hour grace period, the people you've chosen are notified automatically — by email, and by WhatsApp or SMS on Premium.
What we deliberately left out
Most safety apps try to do everything — tracking, panic alarms, check-ins, chat. We built one thing and kept the rest out on purpose, because the more an app collects, the more there is to worry about.
No location, ever
Not once, not in the background, not for "safety." We don't ask for it and the app has no code path that could collect it.
No panic button
No countdown timer, no SOS mode, no call to emergency services. If you're in danger, call your local emergency number directly — this app isn't built to replace that.
No chat, no feed
There's nothing to scroll. You open the app, tap one button, and close it.
Pricing
Two plans. Premium is billed once a year, not monthly.
| Feature | Free $0 | Premium $1.99 / year |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency contacts | 1 | More than 1 |
| Email alerts | ||
| WhatsApp / SMS alerts | ||
| Daily check-in reminder | ||
| Ads on the home screen | Small banner |
Free
$0
- Emergency contacts1
- Email alerts
- WhatsApp / SMS alerts
- Daily check-in reminder
- Ads on the home screenSmall banner
Premium
$1.99 / year
- Emergency contactsMore than 1
- Email alerts
- WhatsApp / SMS alerts
- Daily check-in reminder
- Ads on the home screen
Questions
The ones people actually ask before installing.
You get a 12-hour grace period after your chosen window before anything happens, plus a daily reminder notification. If you still miss it, your emergency contacts get one alert — not a cascade of panic messages. You can also just open the app and check in late; as soon as you do, the countdown resets and no alert goes out.
No. The app doesn't track location at all, and the check-in itself is a single button tap — there's no background GPS polling or constant network activity to drain your battery.
That's worth thinking about when you choose contacts — pick someone who'd realistically notice. Premium adds WhatsApp/SMS specifically because many people check that faster than email.
The app is designed for the person checking in to use it themselves — it's their tap, their schedule. If a parent isn't comfortable with a smartphone app, it may not be the right fit; we'd rather say that upfront than oversell it.
No. We show ads to free-tier users through Google AdMob, and we do not sell your data or your emergency contacts' data to anyone. See the Privacy Policy for exactly what's collected and why.
Yes, anytime, through your Google Play (or App Store) subscription settings — not buried in a support ticket. Cancelling stops the next renewal; you keep Premium until the period you already paid for ends.
Something else? Email hello@surakshithu.com