For people who live alone
If something happened, someone would know.
Alrightly is a quiet safety net for solo living. You choose when you're contacted and who hears about it if you don't answer — nothing else about your day is shared.
No tracking, no cameras
Alrightly never asks for your location and never watches your home. It only knows whether you tapped your check-in link in time.
A schedule that fits your life
Pick the time of day you want to be reached, and how long to wait before your contacts are notified. Change it or pause it any time.
Only people who agreed
Your trusted contacts have to accept your invitation before they can be alerted, and you can remove them in a tap.
Works on the phone you have
Check-ins arrive by email, or by push notification on Plus once you add Alrightly to your home screen. No new device to buy.
How it works
- 1Create a free account and set the time you'd like your daily check-in.
- 2Invite one person you trust. They confirm by accepting your invitation.
- 3When the check-in arrives, tap the link to say you're okay.
- 4If you don't respond within the grace period you chose, your contact is notified with a way to reach you.
Common questions
What if I'm just busy and miss one?
You choose the grace period, so a late tap still counts. If it passes, your contact gets a heads-up — not an emergency dispatch.
Is this an emergency service?
No. Alrightly is not a medical device, fall detector, or 911 replacement. Message delivery can be delayed by networks, so keep your own safety plan.
Can I use it for free?
Yes — one check-in per day and one trusted contact, free forever. Plus adds more check-ins, up to 5 contacts, and push notifications.
More answers on our FAQ page.
Set it up in a few minutes, then mostly forget about it. That's the point.
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