A dead man's switch is a mechanism that triggers automatically if a person stops giving a sign of life. Originally used in trains and machinery, the concept now applies to the digital world: delivering important information the day you can no longer do it yourself.
The principle is simple: you regularly confirm your presence (a "check-in"). As long as you respond, nothing happens. If you stop confirming for a period you've chosen, the system assumes something is preventing you from acting and automatically delivers the messages and documents you prepared to your designated people.
PacteGo is a ready-to-use dead man's switch: you prepare your messages, choose recipients and the check-in frequency. Everything is encrypted (AES-256) and you stay in control at all times. A two-person rule prevents any accidental trigger.
Prepare today what your loved ones will need to know tomorrow.
Discover PacteGo (free)It's a system that triggers automatically when a person stops confirming their presence, in order to deliver information or perform a pre-planned action.
With PacteGo, a grace period, reminders and a two-person rule prevent accidental triggering. You can cancel anytime with a simple check-in.