Check In On Me is the home of SafePulse — a personal safety check-in app. Set a timer, and if you don't check in, SafePulse alerts your trusted contacts with your last known location — on iOS and Fire tablets, even if your phone is dead.
Set a check-in before a run, a late drive, a solo hike, or a long day alone. If you don't tap “I'm OK” before the timer runs out, SafePulse reaches the people you chose.
Choose your interval. SafePulse runs quietly in the background until you need it.
One tap immediately alerts every emergency contact you've added, with your location.
On iOS and Fire tablets, our secure cloud watches your check-in deadline — if your device is dead, off, or offline, your alerts still go out.
Alerts arrive by SMS with a callback number — and by email, which reaches your contacts anywhere in the world.
No accounts, no ads, no analytics. Your information is used for one thing: delivering your alerts. On Google Play, everything stays on your device.
If your phone gets dangerously low, SafePulse warns your circle so they know you may go offline.
SafePulse can automatically dial your first emergency contact when SOS is triggered.
Every contact taps “yes” before receiving a single alert — you'll see them switch to Approved in seconds. No spam, ever.
Simple setup, quiet protection. Get going in a couple of minutes.
Choose how often you want to check in — every few hours, once a day, or a custom interval.
Pick the trusted people who'll be notified if you miss a check-in or trigger an alert.
Go about your day. SafePulse runs in the background, ready the moment you need it.
SafePulse warns you first — it vibrates and opens the app so you can tap “I'm OK.” If you still don't respond, your trusted contacts get a text and email with your last known location and your callback number. On iOS and Fire tablets this happens even if your device is dead or off.
A quick walkthrough of setting a check-in, adding trusted contacts, and what happens if you don't respond.
What people ask most before they set up their first check-in.
On iOS and Amazon Fire tablets, the SafePulse cloud watches your check-in deadline for you. If your device is dead, switched off, or has no signal when the deadline passes, your trusted contacts are still alerted by text and email with your last known location. On the Google Play edition, everything runs on your device, so the alert is sent from the phone itself.
A personal safety check-in app asks you to confirm you're okay at a set interval, and notifies people you chose if you don't. SafePulse works exactly this way: you set a timer, you tap “I'm OK” before it runs out, and if you don't, your trusted contacts get a text and email with your last known location and your callback number.
Yes, in the personal safety sense — a dead man's switch triggers an action when you stop responding. SafePulse sends an alert to your trusted contacts if you miss your check-in. That's why people use it for living alone, solo hiking, night shifts, rideshare driving, and long drives.
No. Your contacts get an ordinary text message and email, so any phone or inbox works — they never install anything or create an account. Each contact does have to tap “yes” to consent before SafePulse will send them a single alert.
Email alerts reach your contacts anywhere in the world, so email is the channel to use for international contacts. Text alerts are sent from a United States number. You can add both an email address and a phone number for each contact, and SafePulse will use both.
No. SafePulse doesn't share your location with anyone unless an alert actually goes out. On iOS and Fire tablets, where the cloud backstop can alert your contacts while your device is off, your last known location is stored securely so it can be included in that alert. On Google Play, your location never leaves your phone. There are no accounts, no ads, and no analytics.
SafePulse warns you first. When your deadline passes it vibrates and opens the app so you can tap “I'm OK.” Only if you still don't respond does it alert your contacts — so forgetting a check-in for a minute doesn't turn into a false alarm.
Yes. SafePulse is free to download and use on Google Play, and free as PulseGuard on the Amazon Appstore for Fire tablets. There are no ads.
They're the same app under two names. It's published as SafePulse on Google Play and Huawei AppGallery, and as PulseGuard on the Amazon Appstore. Only the store name differs.
SafePulse is on Google Play for Android phones and tablets, and on Huawei AppGallery. On the Amazon Appstore it's PulseGuard for Fire tablets — a Fire tablet on the nightstand makes a good check-in device for an older relative. Apple App Store and Samsung Galaxy Store versions are coming soon.
People who live alone, seniors who want to stay independent without wearing a pendant, night-shift and lone workers, rideshare and delivery drivers, solo hikers and runners, and family members who want to know a loved one is okay without having to call every day.
SafePulse has an SOS button that immediately alerts every emergency contact you've added, with your location, and it can automatically dial your first emergency contact. It is not an emergency service — if you're in immediate danger, call your local emergency number.
The app is published as SafePulse on Google Play and Huawei AppGallery, and as PulseGuard on the Amazon Appstore for Fire tablets — a Fire tablet on the nightstand makes a great check-in device for a loved one. Coming soon to the Apple App Store and Samsung Galaxy Store.
Already installed it? Follow the step-by-step setup guide to turn on check-ins and invite your emergency contacts.
Need help?
Email checkinonme@checkinonme.app and we'll get back to you within a business day.
Business information
Frank Paul Nowicki, Sole Proprietor
25255 Lehner St
Roseville, MI 48066
United States
Phone: 586-872-0488
Email: checkinonme@checkinonme.app