feature · emergency contacts
The small circle
that would actually show up.
Your emergency contacts are the handful of people who deserve to know first if something goes wrong. imokie keeps that list small, current, and quietly in the loop — without turning them into surveillance.
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Small on purpose
An alert that goes to twenty people is an alert nobody owns. Five is enough to guarantee at least one response, small enough to feel personal.
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Different lists for different moments
Your daily check-in circle can differ from your SOS circle, which can differ from your legacy recipients. A neighbour might get SOS; a sibling might get the vault. You decide.
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Kept quietly current
A gentle reminder every six months asks whether your circle is still right. Life changes; your emergency list should too.
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Frequently asked
- How many emergency contacts can I add?
- Up to five in your close circle. Small on purpose — an alert that goes to twenty people is an alert nobody owns.
- Do my contacts need imokie installed?
- No. They receive standard SMS with a live-location link. If they do install imokie, they get richer context and can respond in-app.
- Can I set different contacts for SOS and legacy release?
- Yes. Your safety circle handles daily check-ins and SOS. Your legacy recipients — often a partner, sibling, or lawyer — are chosen separately.
- How is this different from ICE contacts on my phone?
- iPhone/Android ICE contacts only help if someone finds your unlocked phone. imokie proactively notifies your circle when something is off, without waiting for a bystander.
Quiet safety. For the people you love.
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