emergency preparedness
Preparedness,
without the doom.
The best emergency plan is the one you'd actually use. imokie is built around small daily habits that leave your family, your contacts, and your information quietly ready — without turning your home into a bunker.
The daily signal
A one-swipe check-in that lets your inner circle know you're okay. It sounds small — until it's the reason someone knew to check in on grandma on a bad day, or knew a partner arrived at the trailhead safely.
The people who need to know
A personal safety network of trusted contacts, each with a defined role: who gets SOS alerts, who inherits the vault, who's on the missed-check-in list. You decide, and you can change it whenever life changes.
The information they'd need
Medical conditions, ICE contacts, insurance numbers, account recovery instructions, wishes — encrypted and released only under the conditions you set. It's the emergency binder your family already needed, without the paper.
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Frequently asked
- What should an emergency preparedness plan actually include?
- A way to know everyone is okay day-to-day, a clear list of who to call, an accessible copy of medical and ID information, and a plan for what happens to accounts and documents if someone can't reach them themselves. imokie covers the digital layer of all four.
- Is this a replacement for a physical go-bag?
- No. Keep the water, medications, and cash. imokie handles the information side — the passwords, contacts, medical info, and the daily signal that everyone is still fine.
- Can my whole family use one imokie plan?
- Everyone has their own check-in and their own vault, but you can be in each other's circles. Parents can quietly know teenagers made it home; adult kids can know a parent living alone checked in this morning.
Quiet safety. For the people you love.
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