The flow
Designed to be understood quickly.
Partners can explain MeetSafe as a privacy-first check-in tool, not a command center. The person using MeetSafe stays in control of the session.
1. Set a planChoose the activity, timing, and basic context for the session.
2. Choose contactsSelect the trusted people who should be alerted if follow-up is needed.
3. Check inConfirm everything is okay when MeetSafe prompts for a response.
4. Alert if neededIf a check-in is missed or help is requested, MeetSafe can notify trusted contacts.
Temporary sessions
MeetSafe is used for a specific plan or activity, then the session ends.
Optional location context
People decide what context to share with the trusted contacts they choose.
Useful partner materials
Community pages, QR posters, onboarding links, and event communications can all point to the same simple message.
Safety boundary
Clear limits keep the promise honest.
MeetSafe supports personal safety by alerting trusted contacts. It should sit alongside local safety planning and emergency guidance.
- MeetSafe is not an emergency service.
- MeetSafe does not replace emergency services.
- MeetSafe is not live tracking or surveillance.
- MeetSafe is a privacy-first check-in tool for missed check-ins and help requests.