What makes imokie different from other personal safety apps?

Most personal safety apps assume something is already wrong — imokie assumes nothing. You swipe once a day to say you're okay. SOS and live location sharing only activate when you ask, or when you stop checking in.

Is this a lone worker safety app?

Yes. Freelancers, field workers, night-shift staff, and remote researchers use imokie as a daily lone worker check-in. Missed check-ins escalate quietly to your circle rather than to a control room.

Do I have to share my location all the time?

No. There is no background location broadcast. Live location is only shared with your circle when you trigger SOS.

What happens if I trigger SOS by mistake?

You have a brief window to cancel before your circle is notified. There are no sirens and no public alerts — just the right people, fast.

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A personal safety app
that stays quiet.

imokie is a personal safety app for solo living, lone workers, and independent adventurers. One swipe a day tells your circle you're okay. If you stop swiping — or if you trigger SOS — the right people are notified fast, with live location if you need it.

One swipe, one signal

The daily check-in is a single swipe. No form to fill in, no location broadcast, no public post — just a soft signal to the small circle of people you've chosen. Missing a day doesn't alarm anyone; you're nudged privately first.

For anyone who's ever hesitated to send "just letting you know I got home safe" — this is that message, sent automatically, every day.

Live location — only when it matters

A long-press on SOS shares your live location with your emergency contacts. There is no ambient tracking, no location history stored on our servers, no way for anyone in your circle to check where you are on a normal day.

Share live location in emergencies. Stay invisible otherwise. That's the whole design.

Built for solo living

People who live alone, travel solo, work night shifts, or care for aging parents from a distance don't need a panic button — they need a small daily signal that the loop is intact. imokie gives your inner circle that signal without turning your phone into a surveillance device.

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Frequently asked

What makes imokie different from other personal safety apps?: Most personal safety apps assume something is already wrong — imokie assumes nothing. You swipe once a day to say you're okay. SOS and live location sharing only activate when you ask, or when you stop checking in.
Is this a lone worker safety app?: Yes. Freelancers, field workers, night-shift staff, and remote researchers use imokie as a daily lone worker check-in. Missed check-ins escalate quietly to your circle rather than to a control room.
Do I have to share my location all the time?: No. There is no background location broadcast. Live location is only shared with your circle when you trigger SOS.
What happens if I trigger SOS by mistake?: You have a brief window to cancel before your circle is notified. There are no sirens and no public alerts — just the right people, fast.

Quiet safety. For the people you love.

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