How CheckPoint
Delivers Emergency Messages
When You Can’t Confirm in Time
A practical workflow for daily routines, travel, night plans, and sensitive contexts: configure once, then let protocols handle escalation.
Contact Invitation Is Sent by Email
Each contact receives an invitation email and can explicitly accept or refuse being part of your emergency protocol.
If Accepted: Verify Contact Info + Channel
When consent is accepted, the contact verifies their details and chooses how alerts are received (email, SMS, or both).
If Refused: Flow Stops and Status Updates
If the invitation is refused, onboarding ends immediately and the refusal status is surfaced to the account owner.
Choose the Right Protocol
Pick recurring check-ins, heartbeat monitoring, or location verification based on your routine and risk level.
Prepare Message + Documents
Build your payload with text/audio/docs/links/credentials, define contacts, add optional geolocation, and encrypt everything end-to-end.
Missed Check-in Detection
If a confirmation is missed, protocol status moves automatically and escalation begins without manual action.
Contacts Follow a Clear Timeline
If an alert is triggered, contacts receive it on their selected channel and follow a guided response timeline.
Consent Can Be Withdrawn or Removed Later
After acceptance, the contact can either withdraw consent or be removed entirely. These are two distinct actions.
See the Contact Experience in Action
Explore two demo views: the emergency page received by contacts and the protocol status timeline.
Emergency Communication Technology
Built for Real-World Use
Designed to be usable in routine life and reliable when communication breaks down
Zero-Knowledge Security
Messages and files are encrypted client-side and only revealed when protocol escalation requires delivery.
Cross-Platform Availability
Use CheckPoint on web today. iOS app access is coming soon.
Frequently Asked Questions
for Everyday and High-Risk Use
Quick answers about privacy, delivery channels, protocol behavior, and contact-side experience.
Build Your Protocol Before
You Need It
Set recurring, heartbeat, or location-based protocols in minutes. If a confirmation is missed, your contacts receive clear context and next steps.