CheckOn is a calm daily ritual. Check in once — your circle sees you're safe. Miss a check-in, and the people who matter most are alerted automatically.
Free forever for up to 3 contacts. No credit card.
Not another tracker. A gentle thread between you and the people you love.
A 2-second daily tap that becomes the most reassuring habit you've ever built.
Miss a check-in and your trusted circle is notified. No drama. No false alarms.
Roommates, parents, partners, hiking friends — choose who knows what, and when.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Location is shared with your circle only when you choose to attach it, or if you go silent.
Tap SOS, add a note, and everyone in your circle is alerted with your location. Available on paid plans.
From your daily commute to a solo hike in Patagonia — works on any network, any device.
Calmer than a text. Smarter than a tracker.
Invite the 3–10 people who'd want to know you got home safe.
Once a day, twice a day, or after late shifts. You set the rhythm.
A two-second hold. Your circle sees a soft green heart appear next to your name.
We wait, we nudge, we follow up. Then your circle is alerted with your last known location.
Designed for one-thumb use. Optimized for the 4 a.m. moments. Built so your grandmother can use it as easily as your teenager.
"I hike alone every weekend. My mum used to call constantly. Now she just sees the green heart and sleeps."
"After night shifts I'm too tired to text everyone. One tap, and four people know I'm home."
"My dad lives 4,000 miles away. This is the first app that actually made the distance feel smaller."
No. Location is only shared with your circle if you miss a check-in. Otherwise, the app shows nothing more than a green heart next to your name.
You get a gentle reminder push first. Then a second nudge after 30 minutes. If still no response, your circle is alerted with the time of your last check-in and your last known city.
Absolutely. Family plans were built for exactly this — a single shared dashboard with very large, simple buttons for less tech-savvy users.
Those apps share location continuously. CheckOn flips the model — silence is the signal. Privacy is the default; alerts are the exception.
Mostly. If you open the app without a connection, your check-in is saved on your device and submitted as soon as you're back online. Alerts and reminders themselves need a connection to be delivered.