Solutions

For the people who head out alone

A check-in you arm before you go, a roster of your own people who hear about it if you miss it, and a last known position on a map for whoever comes looking. Here is how that fits what you do.

Lone Worker Safety

Your staff check in on a timer while they work alone. Miss one, and the supervisor on duty is alerted with a last known position, then the next person, and the next, until someone acknowledges. Every miss is on the record.

Lone worker safety for employers

Home Health and In-Home Care

Aides, nurses and hospice staff arm a check-in for the length of each visit. If one is missed, the agency's supervisor on duty is alerted with where the visit was, and it escalates until somebody answers.

Home health aide safety check-ins

Real Estate Agent Safety

Arm a check-in for the length of the showing or the open house. Miss it, and a colleague or your broker is alerted with your last known position at the property.

AlertRoster for real estate agents

Hunting

Arm a check-in before you climb. Miss it, and the people already in the same woods are alerted with your last known position.

AlertRoster for hunters

Families

A teenager driving home, a parent who lives alone, someone out on a run. Each arms a check-in; miss one, and the household is alerted with a last known position.

AlertRoster for families

Individuals

A hike, a late shift, a solo commute, a trip. Arm a check-in before you go; miss it, and the people you chose are alerted with your last known position.

AlertRoster for individuals