Contacts Can Now Track Your Protocols in Real Time
Your contacts can now follow a protocol from launch to confirmation instead of only hearing when it fails. See how to enable early visibility.
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TL;DR
You can now give trusted contacts better visibility during active protocols. If enabled, contacts are notified at launch and can follow protocol status in real time, instead of only seeing alerts at overdue stage.
Who is this for?
Users who want proactive transparency for family, partners, or colleagues in higher-risk contexts, without changing the core alert logic. Until now, contacts were mostly notified when a protocol went overdue. This update adds optional early visibility and better control over when contact awareness should start.
How Does Contact-Side Protocol Tracking Work?
Until now, emergency contacts were only notified when something went wrong. This release adds earlier visibility and better contact-side understanding without changing your core alert logic.
- Launch notification (optional). Choose whether contacts are notified when a protocol starts, not only when confirmation is missed.
- Live status visibility. Contacts can follow countdown progress and current protocol state without waiting for manual updates.
- Protected contact access. Status pages are access-controlled so only intended contacts can view protocol progression details.
Launch notifications remain optional. You decide when contacts should follow a protocol from launch.
Real-Time Protocol Tracking Page
Contacts can monitor countdown and protocol status directly, instead of wondering whether confirmation happened.
Check-in Protocol
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A check-in protocol is a pre-configured safety rule that defines when you check in, what message your contacts open if you do not, and who is alerted.
Visual Status at a Glance
Countdown color shifts help contacts assess urgency instantly.
- Amber - Safe. More than 50% of protocol time remaining.
- Orange - Attention. Between 25% and 50% time remaining.
- Red - Urgent. Less than 25% remaining or protocol overdue.
What Happens at the End
Contact tracking is designed to improve coordination, not create constant surveillance.