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Scheduled check-ins · No GPS tracking

Make sure someone knows if you're not okay.

A scheduled check-in link arrives, you tap once. Miss it and we let your trusted contacts know that you might need help.

  • Free to start
  • No GPS tracking
  • Private by design
  • Cancel anytime

Tuesday, 9:00 AM

9:00

Alrightlynow

Time to check in

Tap to let your trusted contacts know you're okay.

Encrypted emergency info
No GPS tracking
Free to start · Cancel anytime

What it actually looks like

Real screens from Alrightly — no mockups. It's a website, so there's nothing to install unless you want to receive push notifications on your phone.

Alrightly setup screen explaining the four steps: add a trusted contact, pick your check-in times, tap once to say you're okay, and your contacts are alerted if you miss one.
Setup walks you through it in four short steps: contacts, times, check-ins, and peace of mind.
Alrightly trusted contacts screen with an email field, an optional personal note, and a Send invitation button.
Invite someone you already trust. They only get alerts after they accept.
Alrightly check-in confirmation reading: Thanks, Erin! You're checked in. We've marked you as okay. Your trusted contacts won't be notified.
One tap on your check-in link, and you're marked safe.

What happens if you miss a check-in

No sirens, no surprises. Alrightly escalates gently, on the timing you set.

  1. 1

    Your check-in arrives

    At the times you picked, you get a link by email, push, or text. One tap and you're done.

  2. 2

    A gentle reminder

    If you don't respond, we nudge you again (Plus plan) — plenty of time for a nap, a shower, or a busy morning.

  3. 3

    Your grace period runs

    You choose how long to wait before anyone is contacted. Nothing leaves your account until it's up.

  4. 4

    Your trusted contacts are notified

    They get a clear message that you missed your check-in, plus your phone number if you've shared it — so they can call or stop by.

Emergency info card — shared only when it matters

Add the details your trusted contacts might need in a real emergency — medications, allergies, building access, pet care, spare-key location — and Alrightly shares them automatically if you miss a check-in.

Your emergency info is encrypted, never sold, and shared only with contacts you choose, only during an active alert. Read our privacy policy.

Essentials + medical

Doctor, allergies, medications, conditions, blood type, insurance — whatever you'd want a responder to know.

Pets & home

Pet care, spare key location, building manager, vehicle info, and access notes for your home.

Private by default

Every field is optional. We only share it during an active alert, and only with the contacts you choose to share it with.

Trusted contacts

Add the people you already trust and who can check on you if something feels wrong. They only receive alerts after they accept your invitation, and you can remove access at any time.

Check-ins on your schedule

Pick the times of day you'd like to be reached. Check-ins arrive by email, push notification, or text message on Plus (US phone numbers only). One tap on the link confirms you're okay.

You're in control

Choose when and how you're reached, how long to wait before alerting your contacts, and what they can see. Turn check-ins on or off, adjust your schedule, and change your mind whenever you need.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

Your data is encrypted when it travels and when it's stored. We can't read your emergency info, and we don't sell or share it with anyone else.

Who uses Alrightly?

New here? Read the frequently asked questions.

Questions people ask first

What happens if I miss a check-in?

Nothing happens right away. Alrightly waits the grace period you chose, sends reminders, and only then notifies the trusted contacts you added — with a message telling them you haven't responded.

Does Alrightly track my location?

No. Alrightly never tracks your location or movement. It only knows whether you tapped your check-in link.

What is the emergency info card?

It's a private, optional set of details — like medications, allergies, building access, pet care, or spare-key locations — that Alrightly shares with your trusted contacts only if you miss a check-in. You control every field and which contacts can see it.

How do my trusted contacts get notified?

They receive an email or text saying you missed your check-in, along with your phone number if you've chosen to share it. If you choose to share it, they can also see your emergency info card. They only get alerts after accepting your invitation, and you can remove them anytime.

Do I need to install an app?

No. Alrightly works in your browser and sends check-ins by email or text. You can optionally add it to your phone's home screen to receive push notifications.

Is it free?

Yes — the free plan includes daily check-ins and one trusted contact, with no credit card required. Plus adds push notifications, more contacts, and extra check-ins each day.

More detail on the FAQ page.

Safety disclaimer

Alrightly is not an emergency-response service, a medical device, or a fall detector. Text and email delivery can be delayed or interrupted by carrier, provider, or network issues. Please do not use Alrightly as your only safety plan, and call local emergency services if you believe there is an immediate emergency.