Beacon Safe

For people who live alone, work nights, hike solo, or care for aging parents. Miss a check-in → SMS, voice call, then your next contact. Now on iOS & Android.

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

Beacon Safe is live on the App Store.

One job: if you don't check in, your people get told.

SMS first → if they don't reply, we call them → if still nothing, we try the next contact on your list.

"Text me when you get home" isn't a system.

https://t.co/2jOZqa2rNm

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

After Kitestring shut down, I built the check-in app I wished existed.

Beacon Safe: set a daily check-in. Go silent and your people get an email, text, and an automated call — even if your phone's dead. No location tracking.

Live on Product Hunt today 👇
https://t.co/CsOqQdRFSX

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

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[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

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[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

Living alone shouldn't mean that if something happens, no one knows.

Beacon Safe waits for your daily check‑in. Miss it, and the people you trust are alerted automatically — by text, call, and email.

Quiet until it matters. → https://t.co/1PwGPfYuP9

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

Living alone feels easier when check-ins are part of the routine. Beacon Safe helps you set one, choose trusted contacts, and keep moving.

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

28 million Americans live alone.

Most have no automated way to alert anyone if they collapse, fall, or simply stop responding for a few days.

That's the gap Beacon Safe was built to close.

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

Beacon Safe exists because the prior art was either a panic button you can't press if you've collapsed, or a location tracker that confuses "phone is home" with "person is okay."

Neither is the signal you need. The signal is the absence of a check-in.

Live since Friday.

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

Built Beacon Safe because the prior art was either a panic button you can't press if you've collapsed, or a location tracker that confuses "phone is home" with "person is okay.” Neither is the signal you need. The signal is the absence of a check-in. Live since Friday.

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

Most "safety apps" are panic buttons.

Panic buttons assume you're conscious, holding your phone, and able to press a button.

Beacon Safe flips it: if you don't check in, we escalate for you. SMS → voice call → next contact.

No panic required.

https://t.co/2jOZqa1TXO

[Beacon Safe @BeaconSafeApp]

Most "safety apps" are panic buttons.

Panic buttons assume you're conscious, holding your phone, and able to press a button.

Beacon Safe flips it: if you don't check in, we escalate for you. SMS → voice call → next contact.

No panic required.

https://t.co/2jOZqa2rNm