Setting off alone, hiking, travelling far: a precious freedom, but one with risks. Solo travel safety comes down to one simple rule: someone should be able to be alerted and know what to do if you stop checking in.
An accident, a no-signal area, an unexpected event… If no one worries in time, help can be delayed. The idea isn't to spoil the trip, but to have a discreet safety net.
The dead man's switch principle is ideal here: you regularly confirm you're okay. If you stop, a loved one automatically receives a message, your last known location and instructions (contacts, itinerary, documents).
Before leaving, prepare a message for a loved one, choose a check-in frequency suited to your trip, and let PacteGo watch over you. You can pause or cancel everything in one tap when you're back.
Prepare today what your loved ones will need to know tomorrow.
Discover PacteGo (free)You confirm your presence as soon as you get signal again. A grace period avoids false alarms during a temporary outage.
Yes, you can pause or adjust the frequency at any time.