For truck drivers: your family stops wondering on long hauls
Set a time when you set out and tap "I'm safe" at every stop. If something happens and you cannot report in, your family and the people you chose are alerted with your last location.
Why is it hard to check in on the road?
On multi-day trips, overnight stops and roads with no signal, calling or texting is not always possible. Your family may worry for hours when a call does not come. And the reverse is true too: when something really happens, nobody may know.
LifeCheck Mobility calms both sides. You tap "I'm safe" at regular intervals and your family knows all is well. If you don't, the system tells them when the time runs out.
How to use it on a trip
- When you set out: pick the "Truck Route" mode and a duration: 8, 12, 24 hours or up to 72.
- At every stop: tap I'm safe and the timer restarts. The app reminds you 30, 10 and 5 minutes before time runs out.
- If nobody hears from you: when time is up your family's and chosen contacts' phones get an alert with your last location and battery; reminders continue until someone answers.
Features that suit drivers
Long durations for multi-day trips; reset at each stop to keep your rhythm.
One subscription for a group of up to 5 people, each with 5 emergency contacts.
See the time left without opening the phone and tap I'm safe.
If the phone runs flat or loses signal, the time still runs on the server.
An instant alert when you are in danger; the position is refreshed.
Contacts get reminders until someone answers; if one taps "I'm on it", you see that too.
Frequently asked questions
Does my family need 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. You send an invite link and they accept it.
Which durations can I choose?›
From 15 minutes to 72 hours. On long trips, setting a time and renewing it with I'm safe at each stop is the most practical way.
Does it work with no signal?›
If you started the session while online, the timer runs on the server. The position in the alert is the last one your phone shared.
Does it call 112?›
No, LifeCheck is not an emergency service. In a life-threatening situation call emergency services first.