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For couriers on bikes: one tap to say you're safe after each delivery

Set a time when your shift starts and tap I'm safe between deliveries. If something happens and you cannot report in, the people you chose get an alert with your last location.

A safety net for people who are on the road all day

Couriers stop and start dozens of times a day, in traffic and unfamiliar neighbourhoods, often in a hurry. If there is a crash or a confrontation and nobody knows, that is a real risk.

LifeCheck Mobility works without breaking the pace of deliveries: one tap on the home screen widget renews the timer, and you don't have to type anything.

How to use it on a shift

  1. When the shift starts: pick the "Courier Delivery" mode and set a time that fits the shift.
  2. Between deliveries: tap I'm safe in the widget or the app and the timer restarts.
  3. If nobody hears from you: when time is up, or when you hold SOS, your contacts get an alert with your last location.

Features that suit couriers

One-tap widget

The time left on your home and lock screen, with I'm safe and +30 min next to it.

Quick start

Start the modes you use most from the home screen in one tap.

SOS: hold for 3 seconds

An instant alert; last location and battery go with it.

Timer on the server

If the phone falls or runs flat, the alert still goes out when time is up.

Low battery notice

When the battery gets very low your contacts are told, before you become unreachable.

Start free

1 session a day and 1 contact are free; paid plans have a 7-day free trial.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to tap after every delivery?›

No. Set a time that fits your shift; how often you tap is up to you. The app reminds you before time runs out.

Can a customer or my employer see me?›

No. Alerts go only to the emergency contacts you chose who installed the app.

Do my contacts have to install the app?›

Yes. Alerts are not sent by SMS or WhatsApp; they go as in-app notifications to people who installed the app.

Does it call 112?›

No, LifeCheck is not an emergency service. In a life-threatening situation call emergency services first.

LifeCheck Mobility is not an emergency service and does not call 112 or any emergency number for you. In a life-threatening situation call emergency services first. Alerts go to the emergency contacts who installed the app and linked with you; delivery and timely viewing depend on your phone being on, connected and permitted.

Who is it for?