Closer: Family Safety Check-In

Closer is a private family safety and check-in app that helps you stay connected without sharing anyone’s location.

Send a quick check-in to a child, parent, partner, friend or other trusted person. They confirm they are OK by tapping your shared number. If they do not respond in time or enter the wrong number repeatedly, Closer alerts you so you can call or text them.

SIMPLE SAFETY CHECK-INS

• Send a check-in whenever you want reassurance
• Receive an immediate notification
• Confirm using a private shared number
• Get alerted when someone does not respond
• Call or text directly from the alert
• See multiple active alerts at the same time

SCHEDULED CHECK-INS

Create automatic check-ins for the times that matter. Choose a date, time window and how often check-ins should be sent.

Use separate labeled schedules for different routines, such as:

• School
• Work
• Travel
• Medication
• Night out
• Weekly activities

Schedules can run once or repeat daily, weekly or monthly. You can edit, pause or remove them whenever needed.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Closer is not a family locator and does not track GPS coordinates.

• No live location sharing
• No background location tracking
• No maps or movement history
• No email required to get started
• Google sign-in is available to secure and recover your account

CLOSER PLUS

The free plan includes one trusted person and once-daily scheduled check-ins.

Closer Plus adds:

• Unlimited trusted people
• Check-ins every 15, 30, 60 or 120 minutes during your chosen window
• Daily, weekly and monthly repeating schedules
• Multiple schedules for different routines

Monthly and yearly subscription options are available through Google Play, with pricing displayed in your local currency.

Closer is useful for parents, families, older relatives, partners, friends, students, travellers and anyone who wants simple reassurance without constant location tracking.

Closer helps you ask one important question: “Are you OK?”

Closer is not an emergency service and should not replace emergency services or professional medical monitoring.