An accident, a hospital stay, a prolonged absence… The unexpected happens. Leaving instructions in case of the unexpected means a loved one can know what to do, who to contact and where to find the essentials — without stress or improvisation.
Ideally these instructions should be delivered on their own if you stop giving news, without depending on someone remembering. That's exactly the role of the dead man's switch.
Prepare your instructions, choose your recipients and the check-in frequency. Also useful during solo travel. You can pause or cancel everything in one tap.
Prepare today what your loved ones will need to know tomorrow.
Discover PacteGo (free)No. It's useful for any unexpected event: travel, risky activities, or simply being prepared day to day.
Yes, turn it on before a risky period and pause it afterwards. You stay in control.