Still Here - Safety Check is a minimalist safety utility that helps independent people maintain a simple daily check-in so an emergency contact is notified if they go missing for 48 hours. The app requires almost no setup: open it and tap the ghost icon once a day to confirm you're fine. Because the alert logic runs in the cloud, notifications can still be sent even if your phone is lost, damaged, or out of battery. This makes it a quiet, practical safety backup for people who live alone, travel frequently, or prefer an unobtrusive personal safety tool.
⭐ Simple daily check-in: Still Here - Safety Check uses a single tap on the ghost icon to log that you're okay.
⭐ 48-hour monitoring window that notifies a chosen emergency contact if no check-in occurs within two days.
⭐ Cloud-based alert logic ensures monitoring continues even when the device is unavailable or offline.
⭐ Privacy-focused tracking that records only whether you are safe rather than collecting detailed personal data.
⭐ Built-in launcher shortcut for fast access—swipe to the -1 screen or tap the quick-entry to open the app; installation may adjust home screen order.
✅ Minimal setup: no lengthy registration or complicated menus, so you can start protecting yourself immediately.
✅ Still Here - Safety Check preserves your daily routine while providing an automatic safety net that runs in the background.
✅ Cloud monitoring reduces reliance on the physical device, improving the chances an alert is delivered during an emergency.
✅ Lightweight, focused interface is well suited to people living alone, digital nomads, and anyone who wants a low-friction safety tool.
❎ Requires a consistent daily habit—if you forget to check in, the system will treat absence as an extended inactivity period.
❎ The launcher module rearranges home screen app order upon installation, which some users may find intrusive despite assurances that apps remain intact.
❎ Alerts are sent after the 48-hour inactivity window, so the app is not intended as an instant SOS or real-time tracking replacement.
