
AliveGuard
Safety check-ins & alerts
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AliveGuard – Safety in the background. Freedom in everyday life.
You live alone, travel solo, or spend time outdoors – and no one knows if you made it home safe. AliveGuard changes that: a daily check-in, and in an emergency your trusted contacts are notified right away.
How it works:
Confirm once a day with a tap of “I’m OK”. If you don't respond, a countdown starts – after that, your contacts are automatically notified by email, and by SMS and WhatsApp with Premium.
Tip: The easiest way is to set up AliveGuard together — on the phone of the person who's being protected. Takes just a few minutes.
Need help right now? The SOS button reaches your contacts at the touch of a button – independent of the check-in timer.
AliveGuard is for you if you:
- live alone and know that accidents can happen
- hike, climb, or cycle solo
- travel as a backpacker or business traveler
- are older and want to give your family peace of mind
And for your family, when:
- you worry – but don't want to call every evening
- you know that mum or dad would never ask for help
Start free. Premium for more:
The free version includes 1 emergency contact.
With Premium you get:
- up to 5 emergency contacts
- up to 5 daily check-in times
- up to 5 SMS notifications per month
- WhatsApp alerts to contacts who have agreed to receive them
Premium: monthly or yearly – price shown in the App Store.
The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
Privacy policy: https://aliveguard.app/LOCALE/privacy
Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in AliveGuard
1.3.1
September 15, 2026
This release brings three improvements: • Your additional check-in times (Premium) now automatically notify your contacts too, if a confirmation doesn't come in – just like your main check-in. • The widget now shows how much time is left before your contacts are notified. • Small fix: tapping “I'm OK” twice in a row no longer accidentally skips your next check-in.
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