Compare SoloWise
to other personal safety apps
Personal safety apps are often designed around a single scenario — living alone, working alone, or heading into the outdoors. While those tools can be effective within their narrow focus, real life rarely fits into just one category. SoloWise was built to support a wider range of everyday situations, using the same core system across home routines, work schedules, travel plans, and outdoor activities.
The comparisons below highlight how SoloWise differs from other check-in apps and from the built-in emergency features found on most smartphones. Rather than focusing on surface-level features alone, these charts emphasize how alerts are triggered, how monitoring works in the background, and what happens when a check-in is missed. This distinction is important, because many safety tools only work if you are able to manually activate them — whereas SoloWise is designed for the moments when you can't.
SoloWise vs.
Other Personal Check-in Apps
This comparison chart highlights how SoloWise differs from two of the most commonly used check-in apps.
SoloWise vs.
Built-in Emergency Features
Most phones include tools like Emergency SOS and Safety Check — but they only work if you can trigger them. SoloWise is designed for the moments when you can't.
SoloWise is built around pre-scheduled check-ins: you set your plan, choose when you'll check in, and SoloWise monitors that time in the background. If you don't respond on time, SoloWise automatically alerts the people you trust — with the details you prepared in advance.
Because SoloWise runs on secure servers, your alerts can still be delivered even if your phone is out of battery, offline, damaged, or unreachable. It's an extra layer of connection designed for the moments when built-in phone features can't be relied upon.
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