Who notices if it goes quiet?
OkayPulse watches for the normal signs of activity on your phone and alerts your trusted contacts if the signal ever stops — quietly, without extra noise, as long as everything's fine.
More people than ever live alone: young professionals in a new city, aging parents on the other side of the country, people who work remotely or out in the field with no one nearby. If something happens — a health scare, an accident — it can take hours, sometimes days, before anyone notices.
The app doesn't ask you to do anything — it just watches for familiar phone activity, and only steps in when the signal goes quiet longer than it should.
Your phone shows its normal activity. The app runs quietly in the background and stays out of your way.
No activity beyond the set threshold. OkayPulse sends a gentle check-in: "Everything okay?"
If there's no response, the trusted contacts you chose in advance are notified — along with your last known status.
Peace of mind for you — and for the people who worry about you from afar.
Studying in another city or even another country — there isn't always someone nearby to notice if something's wrong.
An unobtrusive way to know a loved one is okay — without daily check-in calls.
Remote work, travel, fieldwork — anywhere you're usually on your own.
These are three different product categories, each with its own limits. OkayPulse covers the one thing none of them do: noticing silence when nobody pressed a button and nobody was watching a map.
| OkayPulse | Medical alert button | GPS tracker | Smartwatch | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it tracks | Normal phone activity — no sensors, nothing to wear | Nothing on its own — waits for a button press | Real-time location | Heart rate, steps, sometimes falls |
| Works without an extra device | ✓ Yes — uses the phone you already have | ✕ No, needs a pendant or button | ✕ No, needs a tracker | ✕ No, needs a watch you wear and charge |
| If the person is unconscious | ✓ Still works — no action required | ✕ Won't trigger — no one to press it | ✕ Shows a location, not whether anything's wrong | Partial — only with fall detection enabled |
| Shares location with contacts | No — just the fact that the signal went quiet (more private) | No | Yes, continuously | Sometimes, if enabled |
| What you do every day | Nothing | Wear the pendant, remember to keep it on | Wear the tracker, charge it | Wear the watch, charge it every night |
Right now OkayPulse is a prototype. The first release will be a Telegram bot, with the full app to follow. Leave your email and you'll be among the first to hear about the beta.
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